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Calling all SLTs who work with people with communication disability to please take just 30 minutes to answer this essential research survey.
The survey link closes on 16th Nov 2020.

ReSNetSLT was launched in May 2015 and is still thriving – thanks to all your support

Reflections on an unconventional career choice

Read about Rebecca’s experience working as a research assistant

How do speech- language therapists/speech- language pathologists treat children with acquired aphasia? Your opportunity to contribute to this international research study.

Read Lucy and Hannah’s account of the challenges and benefits of taking on this clinical researcher role.

Survey closes on 31st Jan 2020: please share your experiences and contribute to this important research, Thankyou.

The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT) Outcomes & Research teams discuss the importance and application of collecting outcome measures to improve quality.

29th Jan 7.30pm – “Clinical academic roles: Are we at tipping point?” Join our #ReSNetSLT chat to hear what everyone else thinks!

Running focus groups to understand patients’ priorities about delivery of services