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Samar Al-amawi is a qualified speech pathologist from
Jordan, undertaking her PhD study in speech-language
pathology at the University of Newcastle. Her research
area is the assessment of Arabic aphasic patients from
different linguistic and cultural backgrounds. Associate
Professor Alison Ferguson and Dr Sally Hewat from
University of Newcastle are supervising this research.
Correspondence to:
Samar Al-amawi
Postgraduates
School of Humanities & Sciences
from the University of Newcastle
NSW 2308
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