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Abstracts

Date	Abstracts
30 November 2009	Coffee Break Quiz Do you have what it takes to be a paediatric speech and language therapist? Author: Julie Leavett Magazine issue: Winter 09
30 November 2009	This House Believes in autism diets Evidence based debate: do gluten and casein elimination diets for children with autism impact on speech and language therapy? Author: Rachel Harkawik & Paula Leslie Magazine issue: Winter 09
30 November 2009	How I create creativity (1): Extra! Extra! Read all about it! An exciting approach to language and communication creates the conditions for ongoing learning and development Author: Keith Park Magazine issue: Winter 09
30 November 2009	How I create creativity (2): Defining who I am A collaborative approach to developing narrative in people with learning disabilities Author: Lesley Johnson Magazine issue: Winter 09
30 November 2009	In Brief - time management and mindfulness What, with the benefit of experience, two speech and language therapists wish they had known before Author: Non Thwaite / Gwenan Roberts Magazine issue: Winter 09
31 August 2009	Scoping and scaling The evidence-based pilot of an endoscopy rating scale for use with people with dysphagia Author: Kirsty Hydes & Paula Leslie Magazine issue: Autumn 09
31 August 2009	The cost of care Twelve essential resources for working with people with motor neurone disease, in particular the Year of Care Pathway Author: Beverley Hopcutt with Hal Bailey Magazine issue: Autumn 09
31 August 2009	Conflicting ideas Our life coach recommends taking a step back from workplace conflicts to find a creative and satisfactory solution Author: Jo Middlemiss Magazine issue: Autumn 09
31 August 2009	Walking with Dobermanns (part 1) The impact of Dr Mark Ylvisaker's ideas on practice with people with brain injury, and the implications for other difficult-to-serve client groups Author: Sam Simpson, Emma Gale & Ashleigh Denman Magazine issue: Autumn 09
31 August 2009	This House Believes in e-stim Evidence based debate: is NMES / e-stim effective in treating people with dysphagia? Author: Christine Matthews & Paula Leslie Magazine issue: Autumn 09

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