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Programme: CPLOL Lisbon Congress 2nd
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Main Auditorium |
Titles |
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Registration |
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- Prevention - J.M. Kremer |
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Keynote Speaker 1 Professor Pam Enderby (Great Britain) |
The efficacy of speech and language therapy |
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Leal, Farrajota, Fonseca & Castro Caldas (Portugal) |
Is aphasia therapy worthwhile? |
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Carding (Great Britain) |
Measuring the effectiveness of voice therapy in the treatment of non -organic dysphonia. |
afternoon
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Main Auditorium |
Small Auditorium |
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Guimarães & Cruz (Portugal) Vocal Prevention - a Portuguese experience. |
Hesketh & Hopcutt (UK.) Outcome measures in aphasia therapy. |
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Pochhacker & Witz (Austria) Preventive voice care seminars- a group oriented approach. |
Papathanasiou, Whurr & Lorch (UK.) Efficacy of treatment of writing in hemiplegic agraphic patients using a writing prosthesis. |
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Schöberl (Austria) The silent NO: Functional aphonia - Functional Dysphonia. |
Fonseca, Leal, Farrajota, Carneiro & Castro Caldas (Portugal) Lisling - Programme for aphasics’ training. |
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McGinty & Garvey-Cecchetti (Ireland) The Mayo early language screening test: how effective is it in providing appropriate referrals? |
16.00-16.30 Nusser-Muller-Bush (Germany) Dysphagia rehabilitation is prevention of aspiration. |
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Law,Kot & Barnett (UK) How good are parents at identifying speech and language difficulties in young children. |
16.30-17.00 Rousseau (France) Recording communicative abilities of patients with dementia of the Alzheimer's type. |
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17.00-17.30 Santos, Farrajota, Leal, Sousa (Portugal) Aphasics' spouses: the influence of gender |
Saturday 3rd May
morning
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Main Auditorium |
Titles |
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Keynote Speaker 2 Vinter (France) |
Prelingual vocal productions: new data to predict and prevent language disorders. |
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Maas, Van den Brink, Klaasen, Van der Meij (Netherlands) |
Innovation and renewal of prevention: The tasks of a logopedist on prevention on behalf of 0-6 years old children in the Netherlands |
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Aldred (UK) |
Early intervention with young autistic children. |
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Keynote Speaker 3 Westerlund & Frylmark (Sweden) |
Evaluation of a language screening programme |
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Roy & Maeder (France) |
ERTL4 "screening test for detecting language disorders during medical examination of 4-year-olds." |
afternoon
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Main Auditorium |
Small Auditorium |
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Bonifacio (Italy) Effects of prematurity on the lexical development of children at risk: a longitudinal study. |
Devevey (France) Lexical and semantic aspects of language in the Alzheimer's disease. Categories, prototypes and typical data. |
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McDade & McCartan (UK) "Partnership with Parents"-An evaluation of parent intervention programmes for pre-school children with specific expressive language delay - a preventive model. |
Donlan (UK) Communication about number & quantity: a suitable case for treatment |
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Biddulph & McQueen (UK) "Let’s talk about talking": A health promotion initiative. |
Chalot & Daubisse (France) Music in the speech and language therapy of deaf children.. |
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Nusser-Muller-Busch (Germany) Early logopaedic intervention in the new-born period. |
Cippone, De Filippis, Veronesi, Leotta (Italy) Cochlear implant in evolutive age: three years of experience. |
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Brauneis (Austria) The role of the speech therapist in language issues affecting academic achievement in a second language. |
16.30 - 17.15 Heylen, Wuyts, Mertens, De Bodt, Heyning (Belgium) Phonetogram Index for Children |
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Tavares, Valido & Lopes (Portugal) Specific language impaired children in school. |
17.15 - 17.45 Sandrieser (Germany) Disfluencies in the speech of stuttering and non- stuttering children - an explorative study. |
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Adams (UK) Using conversation analysis to measure progress in therapy for language impaired children. |
Sunday 4th May
morning
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Main Auditorium |
Titles |
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Keynote Speaker 4 Laununen (Finland) |
The effects of early intervention on the language and communicative skills of children with Down’s syndrome |
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Ward & Harding (UK) |
The evaluation of an inter-disciplinary approach to the development of language in children with learning impairment and those with developmental language disability |
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Break |
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Gibbard (UK) |
Parental intervention: does it work? |
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Vlassopoulos, Tsipra & Rotsika (Greece) |
Long-term effects of an early intervention programme: a follow-up study of children with language impairments. |
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Close of conference - J. Roustit - General Secretary of CPLOL |
Closing speech |