The most recent SLT Day for PD COMM was held on the 21st November in Glasgow. We were very pleased to see great attendance from across the country, and feedback from the day suggests it was very well received - thank-you to those wo were able to make it up - we hope you found it both useful and enjoyable.
For those unable to attend, or for those who would like to recap, most of the talks given on the day were filmed, and have been provided below (links updated as and when talks become available):
- What the research literature says about language changes in Parkinson's disease: are they linguistic, the result of changes to other cognitive processes, or both? A talk by Rebecca Wagstaff.
- Results from a 2016 survey on the use of technology in adult acquired dysarthria: What tools are available in SLT clinics? How useful do clinicians find these? What barriers do they experience? A talk by Dr Anja Kuschmann.
- How healthcare professionals understand their practice: comparing what they say, what they do, and what they write in case notes. A talk by Dr Sally Boa with Dr Avril Nicoll.
- Contrasting experiences of PD COMM SLTs: an opportunity to reflect. A talk by Maria Caulfield.
The Annual Collaborator's Meeting 2018 was held at Birmingham Council House on 8th June. Slides available from this will be uploaded as they become available and can be found below:
- Process evaluation – What have therapists told us so far? - Dr Patricia Masterson-Algar
- Movement and Metabolism - exercise responses and people with Parkinson's - Prof Helen Dawes
Unfortunately some slides presented on the day cannot be provided as they referenced sensitive or as yet unpublished or data.