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Claire Marsh is a 2014 Flinders University of SA Masters
graduate, speech pathologist at Disability Services, and research
assistant. Daniel Lawrence is a 2014 Flinders University of SA
Masters graduate and speech pathologist at the Department for
Education and Child Development, SA. Sarahlouise White, PhD,
is a lecturer in speech pathology at Flinders University of SA.Sue
McAllister, PhD, is head of speech pathology and audiology,
Flinders University of SA.
Correspondence to:
Associate Professor Sue McAllister
Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology
Flinders University of SA
GPO 2100, Adelaide, 5001, SA
phone: +61 8 82045942
email:
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