This week the
Speech Pathology Australia National Conference is being held in Sydney. There are 1,029 delegates from every state in Australia and all over the world and 255 presentations.
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| Sharynne, Nicole McGill, Ben Pham, Anna Cronin, Helen Blake, Sarah Masso, Sarah Verdon, Suzanne Hopf |
Here are the papers presented by my students and postdocs:
- Optimal management of toddlers with cleft palate: Insights from a Churchill Fellowship across four continents - Anna Cronin
- Methods for assessing and analysing children's productions of polysyllables: Interpreting pasgetti and hitepopemus - Sarah Masso, Elise Baker, Sharynne McLeod
- Intelligibility ratings by parents of children with and without speech sound disorders - Anniek van Doornik-van der Zee, Hayo Terband, Ellen Gerrits, Sharynne McLeod
- Characteristics of multilingual speakers seeking intelligibility enhancement in English - Helen Blake, Sharynne McLeod
- Consonant acquisition by 26,008 children in 31 countries across 27 languages - Sharynne McLeod, Kathryn Crowe
- Intelligibility in Context Scale: Validation and norming with Vietnamese-speaking preschoolers in Northern Vietnam - Ben Phạm, Sharynne McLeod, Linda Harrison
- Oral English proficiency, participation and self-sufficiency in Australian Humanitarian migrants - Helen Blake, Laura Bennetts Kneebone, Sharynne McLeod
- Fijian community members’ beliefs and help-seeking behaviours regarding communication disability- Suzanne Hopf, Sharynne McLeod, Sarah McDonagh, Epenisa Rakanace
- Innovations and evidence-based practice for working in a culturally and linguistically diverse society - Sarah Verdon, Katie Walker-Smith, Suzanne Hopf, Sharynne McLeod, Chyrisse Heine, Katrina Webster, Ben Pham, Anne Huang, Rita Basso, Helen Blake, Kate Crowe, Hilary Armstrong
- Speech pathology referrals project: Animation for education - Nicole McGill
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| Anna Cronin presented a paper on her Churchill Fellowship |
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| The audience for Anna Cronin's presentation on her Churchill Fellowship |
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| Anniek and Sharynne at the Sydney Convention Centre |
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| Nicole McGill presented an e-poster on work she undertook before her PhD |
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| Ben Pham presented her first English-language paper at the SPA conference |
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| Helen Blake presented two papers from her PhD at the SPA conference |
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| Suzanne Hopf presented a paper based on her PhD community survey of Fijians |
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| Sarah Masso presented a paper summarising her PhD analysis of polysyllables |
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| Anniek van Doornik - van der Zee presented a paper based on her PhD in The Netherlands |
