This has to be my favourite part of our new rapid review on #echolalia prevalence in autism - have a look at where @LucyEBryant's deep dive into history and chasing references over time landed! shorturl.at/zjn8p
New #OpenAccess rapid review on the prevalence of
#echolalia in autistic people from me,@LucyEBryant, @DrJuliaDray & Prof Jacqui Roberts: shorturl.at/zjn8p Amazing to see the variation among current studies and when in history the mostly commonly cited figures originated!
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@becsutherlandSP, R. Turnbull, A. Toms, A. Perry, C. & Watts, A. (2024). 🇦🇺Australian SLPs’ knowledge and actions regarding the early signs of #autism: When does caution become gatekeeping? @IJSLP, 1–13. doi.org/10.1080/17549507.202…
New from me and a great team of former and current speech path and journalism students from @UniCanberra exploring SLPs' knowledge and actions around early autism. tinyurl.com/5xs4cxkb
Highlights include: a need to support younger and early career speech paths to have 1/2
..... conversations with parents which might be difficult, better knowledge of the early signs of autism and a better understanding of the role they can play in supporting families to access diagnostic assessments.
Hi #SLPeeps! Are you working in a clinical role? We’d like your input on an international survey to understand #SLPs needs for online research evidence and #SLPs preferences for digital #EBP resources. @LeanneTogher
Link to survey bit.ly/3PRXCeq
How many academic papers are written with the help of ChatGPT? To answer this question, we analyzed 14mln PubMed abstracts from 2010 to 2024 and looked for excess words:
** Delving into ChatGPT usage in academic writing through excess vocabulary **
arxiv.org/abs/2406.07016
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The next paper published in @IJSLP Vol 26, Issue 2 is: "Therapeutic relationships in speech-language pathology: A scoping review of empirical studies" by Hilke Hansen, Kerstin Erfmann, Julia Göldner, Rieke Schlüter & Franziska Zimmermann tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…