Documentation: Arts Initiative in Medicine Interactive Environments to Facilitate Communication Between Post-Stroke Aphasia Patients and Health Care Providers Narrative
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This blog will document and update the project:
Arts Initiative in Medicine Interactive Environments to Facilitate Communication Between Post-Stroke Aphasia Patients and Health Care Providers Narrative
Meeting to work on powerpoint for the ASHA conference. Coming up in Boston in 1.5 months. Melinda and Justin with John in Bloomington IN.
I have been writing an article to submit to the Visual Communication journal. Tough work especially the literature review. Visual Communication
On behalf of the 2018 Convention Program Committee we are pleased to inform you that the submission listed below has been accepted for presentation as an oral session (technical clinical/technical research) at the ASHA Annual Convention, November 15-17, 2018 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center (BCEC) in Boston, Massachusetts.
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The selection process was extremely competitive this year. All submissions were reviewed by the Program Committee and accepted and scheduled with consideration to educational content, presentation format, scheduling requests, possible conflicts, and the overall flow of the meeting. All sessions are final as scheduled and we are unable to honor requests for changes to time and/or date.
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As we are all excited about the future of our project, we have begun writing and submitting to peer reviewed journals. In order to apply for a larger, federal grant we will need not only a successful track record, but also a publication record. Our recent meeting began hammering out our research questions and identifying appropriate journals with a satisfactory impact factor. I will be targeting Patient-provider care through art.
The testing of the protocol is complete. Thank you to all the hard working students of Dr. Melinda Corwin, Dr. Justin Keene, and Dr. John Velez. This coming summer we are beginning to collate the results and researching journal submissions.
Dr. Melinda Corwin of Department of Speech Hearing Pathology. TTUHSC faculty member of the AIM team including Stacy Elko, John Velez and Justin Keen has submitted a proposal to the ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association) Annual Convention, which will be held in Boston.
