Delighted to share my language analysis app at https://docs.mimolanguageanalysis.

I’ve put together the list of items I check with every review I complete. It’s designed to assist participants (and their informal supports) to conduct their own review of their reports, and it’s a first draft (excuse the grammatical errors). The checklist is attached. It’s detailed, it’s repetitive, it’s unfiltered and you may think it’s overkill. But this information is collated using multiple web pages on the official ndis website and when providing supporting evidence there’s no such thing as too much information. If you do use it, I truly hope it makes a difference! I’d love your feedback! I’d love to hear if it helps and my DMs are open if you want to discuss further! | 26 comments on LinkedIn

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🎉 TANGO Study – Week 2: What UK SLTs Say Matters Most in Communication Partner Training 🎉 This week, we're sharing findings from our national e-Delphi study, where UK speech and language therapists (SLTs) helped identify the most important techniques to include in communication partner training (CPT) for people with acquired brain injury (ABI).
 💡 Why these findings matter This is the first national e-Delphi exploring CPT techniques with UK SLTs working in ABI. The results highlight the complexity of CPT and provide strong foundations for developing programme theory and shaping future CPT interventions that are evidence-driven and clinically meaningful.
Carla Magdalani Katerina Hilari Madeline Cruice Leanne Togher Ian Kellar RCSLT Research

I-CAN NDIS webinar 18/11/25 Information: 🚩 🚩 🚩    We have no information of ethics approval for this research or whether there is informed consent to participate. NDIA execs at the JSC hearing, said there is to be no Pilot and no opt out. This new I-CAN version is NOT using allied health as assessors. … Professor Jason Thompson was asked if Melbourne University endorses the use of non-allied health as assessors and said “Our job is not to decide on the delivery mechanism, its really to do the research … we don’t have an endorsement role” …The assessment has no appeal rights if it is wrong. This assessment must have a Joint Standing Committee Inquiry. Only 7 days left for the petition please sign and share https://lnkd.in/g8Re_y6n