Jamie Azios
@jamieazios.bsky.social
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Associate Professor & Endowed Chair in Communicative Disorders l University of Louisiana at Lafayette l Ragin Cajun l Gumbo Cooker l Academic Mom
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Really proud of PhD student Mary McMahon for leading. Findings were critical to developing ANCHOR (Aphasia: Nurturing Connections, Honoring Ongoing Relationships), a program designed to help people with #aphasia maintain pre-stroke friendships, improving social inclusion and #mentalhealth.
ashajournals.bsky.social
Understanding how people with aphasia use information and communication technology (e.g., smartphones, social media platforms) to stay connected is critical to developing components of clinical interventions focused on social relationships.

on.asha.org/3JfJAmm #SLPeeps
Using Digital Technology to Stay Connected With Friends After Aphasia
Purpose: Digital domains are becoming increasingly important in creating and sustaining relationships. The purpose of this study was to understan...
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kwsaar.bsky.social
Excited to share our latest article!

We examined #SLP2b student experiences of a #StudyAbroad class focused on #dementia inclusive programs & the role of #SLPeeps in #dementia care.

interpretive #phenomenological analysis
#inclusion #cog-comm

doi.org/10.1044/2025...
w/ @learrington.bsky.social
jamieazios.bsky.social
UPDATE: Submitted to another, higher impact journal where reviewers applauded methods and gave a decision of Accept pending minor revisions. Thanks for all of the help and encouragement!
jamieazios.bsky.social
Our qualitative study got desk reject for “sample size” & “validity”. Appealed & reply said we should add 1)coder reliability & 2)numerical data in a table to justify “theme saturation” for paper to go to review. I’ve published qual work for 9 years & don’t know how to deal w/ this quant bias. Help!
jamieazios.bsky.social
I’ve seen Article Friend! Very cool. Check it out!
ashajournals.bsky.social
It's Research Tuesday BUT ON WEDNESDAY! Pardon the human error. Enjoy this wk's featured article: #FreeAccess for the next 2 wks! Help people w/aphasia understand work that affects them by making your research more accessible. Aphasia-friendly summaries! at.asha.org/DC

@sigperspectives.bsky.social
A Practical Guide to Translating Scientific Publications Into Aphasia-Friendly Summaries
Purpose: Research in aphasiology is largely not accessible. Almost none of the articles published in the field's rich, over 150-year history are ...
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jamieazios.bsky.social
So sorry to hear this. Another colleague suggested editors and reviewers are using AI as well, which may be why the comments are so off base.
jamieazios.bsky.social
We do. And fortunately have some funding to make it open access so it gets the readership we were hoping for in our first journal choice.
jamieazios.bsky.social
Yes, I did that in the first email with the appeal and the editor just doubled down. I actually pointed to multiple papers published in the journal over the last year or two.
jamieazios.bsky.social
I wish it was a reviewer. This was a dead reject from an editor.
jamieazios.bsky.social
Thank you @ginnybraun.bsky.social. I had some of these but not all. The most frustrating part is that a recent PhD student is the first author and the study highlights experiences of healthcare in a marginalized population. We will find a better home for our study with reviewers who improve it!
jamieazios.bsky.social
Our qualitative study got desk reject for “sample size” & “validity”. Appealed & reply said we should add 1)coder reliability & 2)numerical data in a table to justify “theme saturation” for paper to go to review. I’ve published qual work for 9 years & don’t know how to deal w/ this quant bias. Help!
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The #BASConf25 abstract submission portal is open!

Submit your abstracts for presentations, panels, lightning talks, or posters here:
blogs.city.ac.uk/bas2025/subm...

• Submission Deadline: 17 Mar 2025, 9AM UK
• Notification of Acceptance: 2 May 2025
• Conference: 18-20 August 2025

#aphasia
Submit an Abstract | British Aphasiology Society International Conference 2025
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kathrynslp.bsky.social
🗣️First Bluesky post seems like a good opportunity to share the second publication of my PhD! It outlines the design & development of our education package about community #aphasia group facilitation, and our phase I acceptability pilot. More info on phase II will follow soon @aphasiacre.bsky.social
Getting it just right – developing and piloting a speech pathology education package about facilitation in community aphasia groups
Community aphasia groups (CAGs) can contribute significantly to the long-term psychosocial wellbeing of people living with aphasia. However, they may also contribute to negative outcomes for group ...
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jamieazios.bsky.social
I have taken this course myself and recommend it to any researcher or clinician wishing to start their own peer befriending schemes or similar programs. I learned a ton we are now implementing through our local #aphasia center.
katerinahilari.bsky.social
Do you work with people with #stroke and #aphasia in the community? Interested in supporting wellbeing and self management? Have a look at this course 👇👇 All online and self paced. Deadline for registration 12th February

www.city.ac.uk/prospective-...
Setting up a peer-befriending scheme for people with aphasia | City, University of London
This online course will train clinicians on how to set up a peer-befriending scheme for people with aphasia, providing resources for training and supervision.
www.city.ac.uk
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