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Karla N. Washington is an assistant professor at University of
Cincinnati, with expertise in child language outcomes.Bruce
Oddson is an associate professor at Laurentian University, with
expertise in measurement design and statistics. Bernadette
Robertson is a research coordinator in speech and language
outcomes at the Bloorview Research Institute. Peter Rosenbaum
is a professor of Paediatrics and Co-Founder of CanChild Centre
for Childhood Disability Research at McMaster University. Nancy
Thomas-Stonell is a scientist, Bloorview Research Institute, and
an assistant professor at the University of Toronto.
Correspondence to:
Karla N. Washington
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
College of Allied Health Sciences, University of Cincinnati
3202 Eden Avenue, 345D French East Building,
Cincinnati, Ohio, 45267-0379
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