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Tag Archives: Communication
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Speech and Language Therapy
Ask the Speech and Language Therapist if they have any specific advice in relation to the person which you can use to practice in everyday conversations. Ask to be shown how to use any communication aids. There are a wide … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Practical advice and tips for carers, Communication strategies
Tagged: CHSS Group | Communication | Communication Aids | Speech and language Therapist
Tagged: CHSS Group | Communication | Communication Aids | Speech and language Therapist
Communication problems after stroke – Aphasia
Aphasia ( which is sometimes also known as Dysphasia) affects the persons ability to use and understand spoken and written language. Sometimes the ability to use numbers can be affected. Aphasia can be divided into the following: Expressive Aphasia. The … Continue reading
Found in Topic: Communication strategies
Tagged: Communication | Communication chart | Speech and Language Therapy | aphasia
Tagged: Communication | Communication chart | Speech and Language Therapy | aphasia
Communication after stroke
Why do some people have communication problems after a stroke? Communication is a complicated process so it is not surprising that the brain has more than one area dedicated to communication. Different areas of the brain connect together to collect, … Continue reading
Communication – How do we communicate?
Most people think about speech when they think about communication but there are many other ways we can also use to communicate with each other. Facial expressions Gestures Pointing / Using hands Writing Drawing Using equipment e.g. Text message or computer … Continue reading
Who they are and what they do?
View Text Alternative Medical: Medical history Neurological examination Blood tests Referral for CT or MRI scans Medication. aspirin, warfarin, thrombolysis, statins Detection and treatment of complications- infections,deep vein thrombosis, epileptic seizures Monitoring and reducing risk of further stroke. (secondary prevention) … Continue reading
Found in Topic: The hospital team
Tagged: Activities of daily living | Adaptations | Advocacy | CT scan | Care Needs Assessment | Carer needs assessment | Cognition | Communication | Discharge Planning | Dosette box | Functional Electrical Stimulation | MRI scan | Naso-gastric feed | Orthotist | PEG tube feed | Perception | Sheltered housing | Single shared Assessment | Stroke nurse service | Supported accommodation | Thrombolysis | Transcutanious electrical nerve stimulation | Video fluroscopy
Tagged: Activities of daily living | Adaptations | Advocacy | CT scan | Care Needs Assessment | Carer needs assessment | Cognition | Communication | Discharge Planning | Dosette box | Functional Electrical Stimulation | MRI scan | Naso-gastric feed | Orthotist | PEG tube feed | Perception | Sheltered housing | Single shared Assessment | Stroke nurse service | Supported accommodation | Thrombolysis | Transcutanious electrical nerve stimulation | Video fluroscopy
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