UK speech and language therapists' views and reported practices of discourse analysis in aphasia rehabilitation

Social Sciences

• speech therapist 100%
• speech disorder 93%
• discourse analysis 69%
• therapist 65%
• rehabilitation 64%
• discourse 22%
• clinician 20%
• time 14%
• workplace 13%
• lack 12%
• Clinical Practice 11%
• health service 9%
• confidence 8%
• expertise 8%
• clinical judgment 8%
• resources 7%
• system change 7%
• organizational change 6%
• e-mail 6%
• twitter 5%
• magazine 5%
• online survey 5%
• social media 4%
• content analysis 4%
• electronics 4%
• stakeholder 4%
• commitment 3%
• knowledge 3%
• decision making 3%
• experience 3%
• communication 3%
• literature 2%
• education 1%
• Group 1%

Arts & Humanities

• Aphasia 88%
• Rehabilitation 88%
• Discourse Analysis 87%
• Discourse 38%
• Language 34%
• Clinicians 22%
• National Health Service 13%
• Work Place 13%
• Clinical Practice 12%
• Resources 11%
• Confidence 11%
• Expertise 10%
• Clinical Judgment 8%
• Organizational Change 8%
• Clinical Research 7%
• Electronic Mail 6%
• Social Media 6%
• England 5%
• Consent 5%
• Clinic 5%
• Excellence 5%
• Content Analysis 5%
• Descriptive 4%
• Communication 3%
• Stakeholders 3%
• Education 3%
• Decision Making 3%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Aphasia 89%
• Language 61%
• Rehabilitation 59%
• Workplace 20%
• National Health Programs 14%
• Organizational Innovation 9%
• Social Media 8%
• Postal Service 7%
• England 7%
• Organizations 5%
• Decision Making 5%
• Motivation 5%
• Inpatients 5%
• Communication 5%
• Clinical Studies 4%
• Education 4%
• Equipment and Supplies 4%
• Therapeutics 1%