Findings show that a peer-led community aphasia group improves support and scalability in a research centre, indicating potential for broader implementation.
Findings support the acceptability of this novel CAG model, showing benefits in purpose, confidence, support and expanded roles. Greater attention to activity programming, close other needs, and group roles is essential. Conducted within a research centre, the model's generalisability to standard healthcare settings may be limited. Further research is needed to examine scalability and wider applicability to understand the implementation potential of a Hub-and-Spoke, Peer-led CAG model.
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