Similar speech-language treatment outcomes for in-person and teleconference in progressive aphasia

What is it about?

The main finding of this study is that speech-language therapy outcomes for individuals with primary progressive aphasia did not differ between individuals who received treatment in person vs. via videoconference software.

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Why is it important?

Speech-language intervention may be more accessible when there is an option for treatment delivery via videoconference. This means that some individuals may be able to receive treatment who would not otherwise have been able to.