CASLPA Clinical Research
Grant and
Saint Elizabeth Clinical
Research Grant Recipients
2011 CASLPA Clinical
Research Grant Recipients
Li Qi - Using 1000-Hz Tympanometry to Reduce False-positive
Rates in Newborn Hearing Screening
Abstract:
This study is aimed to answer if 1000-Hz typanometry approach
is as effective in NICU babies as in healthy full term age group
and how to integrate this approach efficiently with the current
existing tests in newborn hearing screening. The outcome of
this study may reduce the fals positive rates.
CASLPA would like to thank AON for their generous sponsorship
and support of clinical research in Canada.
2011 Saint Elizabeth
Clinical Research Grant Recipient
Brea Chouinard - The Behavioural and Neurobiological
Impact of Computer Based Language Training in Chronic Aphasia
Abstract:
Brain Fitness is a commercially available software program
that has the potential to be a novel, cost-effective, community-based
treatment. Our project is part of a larger study that will use
fMRI and standardized S-LP assessments before and after completion
of Brain Fitness to evaluate changes in people with aphasia.
CASLPA would like to thank Saint Elizabeth for their generous
sponsorship and support of clinical research in Canada.
