Dr Sarah Wallace and Dr Brooke-Mai Whelan (The University of Queensland) are working with the University of Manchester on a research about dysarthria after stroke.
Dysarthria is when speech is less clear, becomes slurred or sounds different, and this can happen after a stroke.
Watch the video here : https://youtu.be/Axl_1MTYovQ
Our research aims to get agreement on a core outcome set for dysarthria after stroke (COS-Speech). This means we will agree with stroke survivors, researchers and speech and language therapists ‘what’ aspects of speech we should measure after stroke.
We are recruiting:
- Stroke survivors who have or have experienced dysarthria since their stroke living in the UK and Australia.
- Speech and language therapists/pathologists If you work with stroke survivors – from UK or Australia
- Stroke survivors who have or have experienced dysarthria since their stroke – living in the UK and Australia.
- Stroke researchers who have been involved or are involved in communication research -from the UK or Australia.
You are invited to take part in an online survey which takes between 30-45 minutes to complete.
More detailed information pertaining to the study can be found here: https://sites.manchester.ac.uk/cos-speech/
The online survey may be accessed here: https://delphimanager.liv.ac.uk/COSSPEECH
If you have any questions about participating in this research please email COSspeech@manchester.ac.uk
