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期刊名:South african journal of communication disorders

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ISSN:0379-8046

e-ISSN:2225-4765

IF/分区:1.7/Q2

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Background: Negative attitudes and beliefs are major contributing factors to the rising numbers of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) cases in coal mines both locally and internationally. International literature confirms...
Anita Edwards,Faheema Mahomed-Asmail,Anna-Mari Olivier et al. Anita Edwards et al.
No abstract available. Keywords: Context-specific; South Africa; advancements; communication disorders; serv...
Oscar Rikhotso,Thabiso J Morodi,Daniel M Masekameni Oscar Rikhotso
Background: The South African Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) Regulations, mandates employers to conduct a noise risk assessment, which records specific variables for determining the status of exposure and the need for...
Mubina Khan,Katijah Khoza-Shangase,Amanda B Thusi et al. Mubina Khan et al.
Background: Clinical non-attendance to audiological appointments may negatively affect early diagnosis and intervention as well as treatment outcomes for adults with hearing impairments. ...
Suvishka Barath,Senamile N Hlongwane,Marylene Madlala et al. Suvishka Barath et al.
Background: Sibling relationships, one of the most extended relationships in life, contribute to an individual's social and emotional development. However, this relationship may be influenced if one sibling has a hearing ...
Katijah Khoza-Shangase,Margo Kalenga Katijah Khoza-Shangase
Background: Decolonisation of the Speech-Language and Hearing (SLH) professions in South Africa to be Afrocentric is a current focus. These professions continue to hold white Eurocentric English and/or Afrikaans knowledge...
Stephanie A Kaylor,Shajila A Singh Stephanie A Kaylor
Background: There is a lack of prospective research in South Africa's speech therapy private sector, specifically, in the acute stroke population. There is a need to understand the quality of speech therapy services and ...
Hilary D-L McDonagh,Patrick Broderick,Kenneth Monaghan Hilary D-L McDonagh
Background: Access to services remains the biggest barrier to helping the most vulnerable in the South African Stuttering Community. This novel stuttering therapy, harnessing an unconscious link between eye and tongue mo...
Nicola E Bloye,Shabnam S Abdoola,Casey J Eslick Nicola E Bloye
Background: Stuttering support groups (SSGs) have been a long-standing invaluable resource for people who stutter (PWS) but research into SSGs is only emerging. Speech-language therapists (SLTs) need further insight to s...