IASLT endeavours to support research, we consider applications to post surveys which are relevant to our membership. Please consider completing one of the surveys below to support SLT students, researchers and colleagues as they conduct research to augment the evidence base for our professional practice.
Online, international survey as part of my PhD to understand the needs that SLT/SLPs have for online research evidence during everyday clinical practice, find out how they search for research online and their preferences for digital EBP resources
We also seek to explore the perspectives of Irish SLTs and parents on how and when the DLD ‘diagnostic label’ is currently given to children and young people and how it is communicated to them.
The purpose of this study is to undertake a research priority setting exercise in relation to the role of Speech and Language Therapy within the area of frailty. This study forms part of a larger PhD study looking at the role of SLT in frailty
A PhD researcher at Ulster University Belfast is looking for SLTs to participate in online focus groups.
This study is being conducted by Prof. Frances Horgan who works at the School of Physiotherapy at RCSI. The project is funded by the Health Research Board of Ireland.
This survey is part of a project by the National Oral Care Support Guideline Education Group supported by the HSE. This survey is for all health care workers who support and provide oral care for persons in the course of their work
We are carrying out research in collaboration with Cork Stroke Support CLG. The aim of this research is to identify and gather information about all known stroke support/services provided in the Munster area and nationally (where possible).
The aim of this study is to gather the views and experiences of SLTs in relation to current intervention provision for children attending Children’s Disability Network Teams (CDNT)
This research explores how young people who are non-speaking, sometimes speaking or communicate differently can use the Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act
Exploring the Current Provision of Therapy Services for Symptomatic Joint Hypermobility in Children within a Paediatric Primary Care Setting in Ireland.
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