Speech Pathology
Frances Cochrane
- Senior Lecturer, Speech Pathology
- frances.cochrane1@jcu.edu.au
Roger Newman
- Lecturer-Speech Pathology
- roger.newman@jcu.edu.au
Louise Brown
- Adjunct Senior Lecturer
- louise.brown1@jcu.edu.au
Jacqueline Lim
- Senior Lecturer, Speech Pathology
- jacqueline.lim@jcu.edu.au
Deborah Denman
- Lecturer, Speech Pathology
- deborah.denman@jcu.edu.au
JCU Library Text Book Affordability Grant
Development of an OER for first year speech pathology students. https://jcu.pressbooks.pub/intro-speech-pathology-practice/
How do Indigenous Liaison Officers support speech pathology services for Indigenous Australian adults with acquired neurogenic communication disorders?
Speech Pathology Australia New Researcher Grant.
PhD research study,
A student-led service model to improve the health and wellbeing of older adults in East Arnhem (Old ID 26276)
Older persons from remote Aboriginal communities experience disabling consequences of chronic diseases at a disproportionally higher rate than mainstream Australians (Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet 2017). Paradoxically, there is limited and fluctuating availability of allied health professional (Battye & McTaggart, 2003) services to support them. The primary aim of this study is to pilot a student-led service model to improve the health and wellbeing of older persons from East Arnhem who live with the disabling consequences of chronic diseases. The Triple Aim framework will be used to determine health benefits in terms of a) older persons, family and community satisfaction b) health outcomes and c) cost. The secondary aim is to collect preliminary data on the feasibility of the service model and trial protocol within the remote community context. This project will lead to development of a specific protocol for a proposed full-scale multi-site project across northern Australia.
A student-led service model to improve the health and wellbeing of older adults in East Arnhem (Old ID 26276)
Older persons from remote Aboriginal communities experience disabling consequences of chronic diseases at a disproportionally higher rate than mainstream Australians (Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet 2017). Paradoxically, there is limited and fluctuating availability of allied health professional (Battye & McTaggart, 2003) services to support them. The primary aim of this study is to pilot a student-led service model to improve the health and wellbeing of older persons from East Arnhem who live with the disabling consequences of chronic diseases. The Triple Aim framework will be used to determine health benefits in terms of a) older persons, family and community satisfaction b) health outcomes and c) cost. The secondary aim is to collect preliminary data on the feasibility of the service model and trial protocol within the remote community context. This project will lead to development of a specific protocol for a proposed full-scale multi-site project across northern Australia.
HOT NORTH PILOT PROJECTS - RND 4 - Translation of a culturally responsive stroke rehabilitation service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples into a real-world setting in northern Australia: a hybrid effectiveness implementation study (Old ID 25052)
An evidence-based communication intervention will be implemented in the real world setting at Wuchopperen Health Services (WHS) in Cairns. Eight stroke survivors will participate in 24 sessions across a 12-week period, delivered by a speech pathologist in partnership with an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Allied Health Assistant (AHA). Individually tailored activities will be undertaken within a 'yarning' framework, with family involvement, and culturally relevant resources. Change in everyday communication and barriers and enablers to implementation will be assessed. This study will prepare for full-scale implementation of the service model and reduce health disadvantage for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.
Introduction to Speech Pathology Practice: Foundational Concepts for Australian First-year Students
James Cook University Library Textbook Affordability Project Grant for the development of an Open Educational Resource for first year speech pathology students.
From the editors
- 2008
- Speech Pathology Association of Australia
- Researchers:Louise Brown
Introducing ethical conversations
- 2008
- Speech Pathology Association of Australia
- Researchers:Louise Brown
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