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2020-10-06A randomized control trial of intensive aphasia therapy after acute stroke: The Very Early Rehabilitation for SpEech (VERSE) study.Godecke, E; Armstrong, E; Rai, T; Ciccone, N; Rose, ML; Middleton, S; Whitworth, A; Holland, A; Ellery, F; Hankey, GJ; Cadilhac, DA; Bernhardt, J; VERSE Collaborative Group
2024-01Acceptability, feasibility and preliminary efficacy of low-moderate intensity Constraint Induced Aphasia Therapy and Multi-Modality Aphasia Therapy in chronic aphasia after stroke.Pierce, JE; OHalloran, R; Togher, L; Nickels, L; Copland, D; Godecke, E; Meinzer, M; Rai, T; Cadilhac, DA; Kim, J; Hurley, M; Foster, A; Carragher, M; Wilcox, C; Steel, G; Rose, ML
2013-11-08Amount of therapy matters in very early aphasia rehabilitation after stroke: A clinical prognostic modelGodecke, E; Rai, T; Ciccone, N; Armstrong, E; Granger, A; Hankey, G
2020Analysis of a Southerly Buster Event and Associated Solitary WavesWang, S; Leslie, L; Rai, T; Speer, M; Kuleshov, Y
2015-04-19Assessment of therapy fidelity processes in the very early rehabilitation in speech (verse) clinical trialGodecke, E; Armstrong, E; Bernhardt, J; Middleton, S; Rai, T; Holland, A; Cadilhac, D; Whitworth, A; Rose, M; Ciccone, N; Hankey, G
2015-09-01COMPARE: A national randomized controlled trialcomparing two intensive treatments to usual care forindividuals with chronic aphasiaRose, M; Copland, D; Nickels, L; Meinzer, M; Rai, T; Godecke, E
2016-05-13COMPARE: A randomised controlled trial comparing constraint-induced and multi-modal aphasia therapy to usual care in people with chronic aphasiaRose, M; Copland, D; Nickels, L; Togher, L; Meinzer, M; Rai, T; Godecke, E; Pierce, J; Foster, A; Hurley, M
2014-03-01A comparison of aphasia therapy outcomes before and after a Very Early Rehabilitation programme following strokeGodecke, E; Ciccone, NA; Granger, AS; Rai, T; West, D; Cream, A; Cartwright, J; Hankey, GJ
2016-05-03Constraint-induced aphasia therapy (CIAT): a randomised controlled trial in very early stroke rehabilitationCiccone, N; West, D; Cream, A; Cartwright, J; Rai, T; Granger, A; Hankey, GJ; Godecke, E
2019-12-01Constraint-induced or multi-modal personalized aphasia rehabilitation (COMPARE): A randomized controlled trial for stroke-related chronic aphasiaRose, ML; Copland, D; Nickels, L; Togher, L; Meinzer, M; Rai, T; Cadilhac, DA; Kim, J; Foster, A; Carragher, M; Hurley, M; Godecke, E
2013-09-17Data Analysis of Cobalt and Chromium Ion Levels in Arthroplasty PatientsRai, T
2015-09-11Detection of decomposition volatile organic compounds in soil following removal of remains from a surface deposition sitePerrault, KA; Stefanuto, PH; Stuart, BH; Rai, T; Focant, JF; Forbes, SL
2024-03Economic evaluation of the Very Early Rehabilitation in SpEech (VERSE) intervention.Kim, J; Sookram, G; Godecke, E; Brogan, E; Armstrong, E; Ellery, F; Rai, T; Rose, ML; Ciccone, N; Middleton, S; Holland, A; Hankey, GJ; Bernhardt, J; Cadilhac, DA
2017-12-01Engaging with residents’ perceived risks and benefits about technologies as a way of resolving remediation dilemmasPrior, J; Rai, T
2015-09-01Establishing large scale therapy fidelity processes inthe Very Early Rehabilitation in SpEech (VERSE) clinical trial: Lessons learnedGodecke, E; Armstrong, E; Ciccone, N; Middleton, S; Rai, T; Cadilhac, D; Rose, M; Whitworth, A; Holland, A; Hankey, G; Ellery, F; Bernhardt, J
2015-11-30Evaluating the Liverpool Care Pathway for care of the terminally ill in rural AustraliaWilkinson, AM; Johnson, CE; Walker, H; Colgan, V; Arnet, H; Rai, T
2015-03-21Exploring new dimensions in cadaveric decomposition odour analysisStefanuto, PH; Perrault, KA; Lloyd, RM; Stuart, B; Rai, T; Forbes, SL; Focant, JF
2014-01-01Factors affecting sleep in the critically ill: An observational studyElliott, R; Rai, T; McKinley, S
2013-10-15Factors influencing the success of vaginal birth after a caesarean sectionRai, T
2019-05-22Fewer but Longer Treatment Sessions for Aphasia Are Associated with Better Recovery in The Very Early Rehabilitation in Speech (Verse) Clinical Trial CohortRai, T; Godecke, E; Armstrong, E; Cadilhac, D; Ciccone, N; Rose, M; Holland, A; Whitworth, A; Ellery, F; Hankey, G; Middleton, S; Bernhardt, J; Norrving, B
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