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Molly M. Jacobs, Auteur ; Patrick Briley, Auteur ; Charles Ellis, Auteur |Measures of satisfaction following treatment for aphasia have been limited. The challenge associated with reduced verbal output among many persons with aphasia (PWA) has reportedly been a key reason measures of treatment satisfaction have been l[...]Article
Objective To examine racial differences in poststroke rehabilitation utilization and functional outcomes. Design Observational follow-up study. Setting Designated stroke center. Participants Stroke survivors (N=162; 106 whites and 56 blacks)[...]Article
Objectives To examine aphasia outcomes and to determine whether the observed language profiles vary by race-ethnicity. Design Retrospective cross-sectional study using a convenience sample of persons of with aphasia (PWA) obtained from Aphasia[...]Article
Charles Ellis, Auteur ; Rhiannon Phillips, Auteur ; Tina Hill, Auteur ; Patrick M. Briley, Auteur |The aim of this study was to profile the social networks of young adult stroke survivors with aphasia. A case series approach using four persons with aphasia (PWA) younger than 50 years was utilized. Semistructured interviews were completed with[...]Article
Molly M. Jacobs, Auteur ; Charles Ellis, Auteur |In recent years, stakeholders engaged in the study, treatment, and understanding of aphasia outcomes have emphasized the need for greater transparency regarding the economics of aphasia rehabilitation. Most notably, third-party payers and clinic[...]
