Background Speech and language therapy is a relatively new profession in Vietnam and to date, 79 individuals have graduated from Master and Bachelor programs. For the few therapists working with adult populations, clinical guidance tailored to the Vietnamese context is limited. The Aphasia United Best Practice Recommendations were developed to provide multi-national guidance for the management of post-stroke aphasia and have been translated into 29 languages, including Vietnamese. To date however, their applicability to low-middle income countries with emerging speech and language services such as Vietnam has not been explored.
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