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Speak Out

August 2015

Speech Pathology Australia

JCPSLP EDITOR'S PRIZE

EACH YEAR

, a prize is awarded

to an article published in the

Journal of Clinical Practice in

Speech-Language Pathology

(JCPSLP)

in the preceding 12

months, which is judged by the

JCPSLP

Editorial Committee to

be of highest research merit. This

year, the prize was awarded to

Dr Kathryn Crowe and Professor

Sharynne McLeod for their article

titled, "Communication choices:

Translating research to practice

for professionals working with

children with hearing loss".

This article presents a translation

summary of the findings from

four studies examining the

communication choices of

children with hearing loss and

their parents. This internationally

significant, locally relevant,

clinically focussed article

provides speech pathologists

with valuable insights to support

practice and epitomises the

practice-research translation

values of

JCPSLP.

The

JCPSLP

Editor, editorial

committee, and publication

team congratulate Kathryn

and Sharynne on their research

and the award.

The prize was presented at the

AGM on the first night of the

SPA National Conference.

DAVID TREMBATH

Editor, JCPSLP

JCPSLP

Editor's Prize awarded at SPA AGM

JCPSLP

editor David Trembath presented the Editor’s Prize to winning

authors Dr Kathryn Crowe (left) and Professor Sharynne McLeod at the

2015 SPA AGM.

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