proud to be @Uni_Newcastle Head of Speech Pathology - passion to develop SP in Asia - clinical education - stuttering #schoolstutter #SPinVietnam #SEAsianStream
Newcastle, NSW Australia
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A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
Speechies in Australia - the new Professional Standards came into place at the start of 2021. It’s not just for new therapists - it’s for everyone. Simone Arnott highlighted it’s up to us to make sure we’re aligning our practice to these standards! #SPAConf – at Brisbane, Queensland
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
Today (8/11) is the start of #NAIDOC2020 Week. We acknowledge the importance of the week & the theme 'Always Was, Always Will Be'. We celebrate & support the achievements of all our #FirstNation members. Join the celebrations. #Reconciliation #WeSpeechies bit.ly/2U4MVYx
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
New research (ethically approved)! We are surveying rehabilitation professionals about their experiences of people using #SocialMedia after #AcquiredBrainInjury. Please RT. Click on this link to complete: redcap.sydney.edu.au/surveys… #ABI #TBI #BrainInjury
![Rehabilitation professionals' experiences of social media use after ABI We are surveying and are asking rehabilitation professionals who work with people after an acuired brain injury (ABI) about their experiences of working with people after ABI and how they use social media after their injury. The survey is being conducted by researchers at the University of Sydney and will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. The Participant Information Statement and Consent Form are at the start of the survey. Survey Link: https://redcap.sydney.edu.au/surveys/?s=8PMLKJ8MYH Questions about the study can be answered by getting in touch with Melissa Brunner via email melissa.brunner@sydney.edu.au or in Twitter @LissBEE_CPSP. This research has been approved by the University of Sydney Human Research Ethics Committee [2020/510], Recruitment flyer, Version 2, dated 31/07/2020](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Ejr9AozUcAAsRZS.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Rehabilitation professionals' experiences of social media use after ABI We are surveying and are asking rehabilitation professionals who work with people after an acuired brain injury (ABI) about their experiences of working with people after ABI and how they use social media after their injury. The survey is being conducted by researchers at the University of Sydney and will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. The Participant Information Statement and Consent Form are at the start of the survey. Survey Link: https://redcap.sydney.edu.au/surveys/?s=8PMLKJ8MYH Questions about the study can be answered by getting in touch with Melissa Brunner via email [email protected] or in Twitter @LissBEE_CPSP. This research has been approved by the University of Sydney Human Research Ethics Committee [2020/510], Recruitment flyer, Version 2, dated 31/07/2020
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
We are very proud to announce an increase of our Impact Factor to 1.733! Thank you to our authors, reviewers & our readers, clinicians & researchers. Such high quality work, reviewing & editing
so pleased to make this contribution to our profession
@AnneWhitworth1 @SpeechPathAus
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
What did you aspire to be when you were young? What do kids in your family want to be when they grow up?
Join our free online course where you’ll find out how children answer this question, and what you can do to help support their aspirations. newcastle.edu.au/online-lear…
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
Any Aus or international students interested in postgrad study in learning to read/skilled reading/reading difficulties? We have scholarships attached to @arc_gov_au projects and working with a great team at @MQCReading in beautiful Sydney. Contact me for more info.
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
We've climbed another ten places to sit among the world’s Top 200 universities in the prestigious 2021 QS @worlduniranking. That's a rise of more than 100 places over the past seven years! 🙌 📈
#UniNewcastle #QSWUR
Full story 👉 bit.ly/3dPG91g
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
These are 7 simple steps to protect yourself and others from #COVID19.
👉 bit.ly/337yabc #coronavirus
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
Our publication on prevalence and features of comorbid stuttering and SSD is now available #stuttering - free access and download till April 11, 2020.
authors.elsevier.com/a/1acKT…
@FallonCook12 @sreilly_reilly @MCRI_SpeechLang
(Prof Angela Morgan) and Elaina Kefalianos
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
📰 We're launching two new online courses to help families start healthy conversations about food and nutrition! 🥑🍎 bit.ly/2VhaW0H
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
I like this format, but haven't used it yet. m.youtube.com/watch?v=1RwJbh…
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
The next episode in the Speak Up podcast is live. In this episode, our Cori Williams (@SPAEBPResearch) talks with Professor Tricia McCabe (@tricmc) about her upcoming CPD workshops that focus on treating childhood #apraxia of speech. #SLPeeps #WeSpeechies soundcloud.com/speechpatholo…
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
Just a few more participants needed to reach our minimum numbers! If you’re an SP working in Australia who has worked with at least one person with a functional voice disorder, please complete this questionnaire.
utsau.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/…
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
Australian Volunteer, Ms Athena Chan has been volunteering as a speech pathologist at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH) in Kathmandu, Nepal under the @AusVols @dfat @SpeechPathAus
#AustralianAid #AusVols @Colincvr @ZoeManderJones
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
In 2020 we have 3 new positions available with my super dooper research team: a 2-year full time Research Assistant position, a 12 mth part time Research Impact Officer position and a fully funded 3.5 year PhD scholarship. DM me if interested.... – at Newcastle, New South Wales
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
Excellent timing for us to embed into #slp2b curriculum nation wide in our new decade. Huge thank you and congrats to all for this seminal work 🙌🏻🙌🏻
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A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
If you are a speech pathologist who has worked with someone with a functional voice disorder, help us understand your practice with this survey. We encourage all levels of experience to participate. #voice #SLP
utsau.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/…
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
Listen to our presentation "Vietnamese language use, proficiency, and intergenerational transmission in Australia" at the Fifth Intergenerational Transmission of Minority Languages Symposium here: youtu.be/NVCMuiTHkr0 @SV_SLP @VanTranTH @CenAudreyWang #VietSpeech @TrinhTFA
A/Prof Sally Hewat retweeted
Some of our 4th year students have completed their placement in China where they ran AAC workshops, educated others on the speech pathology profession and completed clinical hours with children with a range of disabilities. @SpeechPathAus @Uni_Newcastle @salhew @gwendalynwebb1
