Mary Heritage comments on a latest study which claims that education can help the brain compensate for the effects of dementia:
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Mary Heritage comments on a latest study which claims that education can help the brain compensate for the effects of dementia:
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Briefing notes on cuts to senior clinical roles available
AHP Network event for CYP Services call for poster abstracts (deadline 6 August)
Best practice SLT examples required for Munro Review
RCSLT calls for joined-up approach to criminal justice (7 July 2010)
Children's Communication Coalition launches first report (1 July 2010)
Publication of the Stroke-Specific Education Framework
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Every day, speech and language therapists work with a huge variety of people – from young children who stammer to older people recovering from stroke and other brain injuries. They aim to help give them ‘voice’ by improving their communication abilities and addressing their swallowing, eating and drinking difficulties.
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RCSLT Annual Scotland Day: Pathways to the future - Working smarter along the clients’ journey: 26 August 2010
RCSLT Study Day and AGM 2010: Effectiveness and efficiency - innovation in speech and language therapy: 7 October 2010. Programme now announced.
Working with bilingual children and their families: 24 November 2010