Eight ways speech-language pathologists can contribute to health equity: the case of Black stroke survivors with aphasia

SLPs should commit to a goal of equity in service delivery. This viewpoint provides actionable recommendations for clinicians, educators, and researchers, for promoting health equity for people with aphasia and related disorders.

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Aphasiology
Published
2025-09-24
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/02687038.2025.2561681
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1
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Interpreting and Communication in Healthcare
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article
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2.82
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Eight ways speech-language pathologists can contribute to health equity: the case of Black stroke survivors with aphasia

Davetrina S. Gadson, Peter E. Turkeltaub
1 citations
Aphasiology
Interpreting and Communication in Healthcare
2.82
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Eight ways speech-language pathologists can contribute to health equity: the case of Black stroke survivors with aphasia

Davetrina S. Gadson, Peter E. Turkeltaub
article en
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Abstract

SLPs should commit to a goal of equity in service delivery. This viewpoint provides actionable recommendations for clinicians, educators, and researchers, for promoting health equity for people with aphasia and related disorders.

Aphasiology
MedStar National Rehabilitation Hospital (US), Georgetown University (US), Georgetown University Medical Center (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Interpreting and Communication in Healthcare
2.82
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