Posters Saturday
7 Posters Friday Oral presentations Friday Oral presentations Saturday
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Phonological devlopment in Greek
Ilias Papathanasiou (Greece)
55
Phonological therapy in cleft lip and palate patients. Two case-studies
Kathleen Van Snick (Belgium)
56
Pragmatic profile and early intentional communication skills in preterm infants
Suelly Limongi (Brazil)
57
Pragmatic skills in greek children with ADHD
Christina Papaeliou (Greece)
58
Pragmatic skills in SLI and MR children
Katerina Oikonomou (Greece)
59
Pre-school teachers' ability to detect speech and language disorders
Katerina Karli (Greece)
60
Prevalence and severity of stuttering in persons with Down syndrome
Chris De Bal (Belgium)
61
Prevention of Language disorders in children - Touring exhibition "Talk to me"
Dietlinde Schrey-Dern (Germany)
62
Reality therapy in rehabilitation of hearing-impaired children
Andrea Milevcic Malenica (Croatia)
63
Setting standards of normal natural language development in Bulgarian
Nadia Dimitrova (Bulgaria)
64
Specific language impairment and metalinguistic awareness
Clairy Siarkos (Greece)
65
Specific Language Impairment: it is just a linguistic disorder?
Luigi Marotta (Italy)
66
Speech and language therapy in Cirius Vipava
Ana Bajc (Slovenia)
67
Standardization of a Computer Articulation Instrument (CAI)
Leenke van Haaften (the Netherlands)
68
Stuttering therapy for a child at intermediate stuttering level
Nevzeta Salihovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
69
Success in learning words: highly dependency of the strength of the input
Julia Siegmueller (Germany)
70
Interdisciplinary project for the last year of nursery school: from the evaluation to the development of metaphonological abilities
Arianna Pasqualotto (Italy)
71
The influence of the rhythm discrimination skill on phonological awareness
Dragomila Lelas (Croatia)
72
The latent space of speech in deaf people
Martina Ozbič (Slovenia)
73
The link between specific learning difficulties and rhythmic abilities
74
The Maribor model
Tugomira vizjak-kure (Slovenia)
75
The notion of seriation in children with Down syndrome
76
The results of long-term speech therapy in group children with dysphasia
Karel Neubauer (Czech Republic)
77
The Social Conversational Skills of Preschool Children: a parent report
Serena Bonifacio (Italy)
78
The use of brain gym® as a support method in teaching in a special school class
Mojca Vilfan (Slovenia)
79
The use of past continuous tense in Greek-Cypriot children with SLI
Kakia Petinou (Cyprus)
80
Therapy in children suffering from mixed specific developmental disorders
Catherine Schröders (Germany)
81
Traitements séquentiels chez les enfants dysphasiques?
Audrey Gabriel (Belgique)
82
Verbotonal method and new technologies in the Suvag Polyclinic
Katarina Pavicic Dokoza (Croatia)
83
Workbook and textbook for alternative communication
Stasa Grca Planinsek (Slovenia)
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Adults / elderly
84
Logopedics evaluation of people in a persistent vegetative state and with minima
Ana Leko (Croatia)
85
Multimodal vocal therapy
Milena Stojanović (Serbia)
86
Patient information needs of stroke patients with dysphagia
Jessie Lemmens (the Netherlands)
87
Reading and writing disorders in patient with brain damages
88
Reliability and validity of ROMP-drooling
Hanneke Kalf (the Netherlands)
89
Reliability and validity of ROMP-speech
90
Reliability and validity of ROMP-swallowing
91
Reliability of the Dutch version of the TOM subscales Dysarthria
Simone Knuijt (the Netherlands)
92
Spectrographic analysis of voice classified as rough, breathy and strained
Mara Behlau (Brazil)
93
The effects of an intensive voice treatment programme on dysarthria in MS
Anna Farrell (United Kingdom)
94
The implementation of a dysphagia screening protocol for acute stroke patients
95
The roles of speech-language pathologists working with individuals with dementia
96
'Being there': an investigation into social participation in people with aphasia
Ruth Dalemans (the Netherlands)
97
What Makes Words Easy to Produce for People with Speech Output Problems?
Nicole Lallini (United Kingdom)
Education
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IALP and CPLOL standards for initial training in Logopedics in Bulgaria
Dobrinka Georgieva (Republic of Bulgaria)
99
Initial education of speech therapists in Estonia and Latvia: from shared experience towards different models
Merit Hallap (Estonia; Latvia)
100
Interdisciplinary Work in education
Sabine Vandevelde (Belgium)
101
Le diagnostic orthophonique : la terminologie crée-t-elle la pathologie ?
Frederique Brin-Henry (France)
102
Le PBL en logopédie à l'ULg: apprentissage de la démarche logopédique
Agnès Sadzot (Belgique)
103
Le portfolio appliqué à la formation en logopédie
Christelle Maillart (Belgique)
104
Les séminaires d’Analyse de Pratiques pour les étudiants en 2e année de Maîtrise
Viviane Monney (Suisse)
105
'Orthophonistes Voyageurs' – Promoting and establishing best inter European clinical practice via joint working schemes between speech and language therapists from different European countries
Simon Henderson (United Kingdom)
106
Teaching the foundations of Speech & Language Therapy in the Netherlands
Philine Berns (the Netherlands)
107
The development of communication competence of speech-language therapy students
Leena Rantala (Finland)
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