Background Poor communication between patients with aphasia and healthcare providers has many adverse consequences. Training healthcare providers to support communication not only improves skill in communicating with people with aphasia, but also potentially avoids adverse incidents. However, families have reported negative communication experiences for their relatives with aphasia during early acute hospitalization and healthcare providers in acute hospitals have reported multiple barriers to managing people with aphasia.
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