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Evaluation
of the Adapted CARE Measure as an outcome measure for use with Children
and Young People 's Services The development
of on-line training for HP support workers The development
of an accessible version of the CARE Measure Talking Mats
and The World Health Organisation (WHO) International Classification
of Functioning Disability and Health Children and Youth(ICF-CY):
a unique tool for helping adolescents set targets Talking Mats
and Scotlands Colleges: developing symbol sets and providing training
Exploring the feasibility
of developing a Talking Mats App to be used with an iPad Awareness raising for people with communication
support needs: Adult Protection Scotland Project |
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Decision making with people with dementia Murphy,J Oliver,T & Cox, S (2010)- Funding from Joseph Rowntree Foundation |
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Adapting to Aphasia (2010) Gillespie A & Murphy J - Funding from ESRC |
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Talking Mats Training Project Murphy,J, Macer,J & Fenge,A (2009)- Funding from Joseph Rowntree Foundation (Related package) |
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Talking Mats and Young People: A resource to support consultation with young people using care services Macer,J and Murphy,J (2009) - Funding from Starley Hall School
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Improving consultation with your GP Murphy J & Macer J (2008) - Funding from Clackmannanshire GP practices |
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The validity and reliability of the Effectiveness Framework of Functional Communication for Speech and Language Therapists Cameron L (2007) Funding from NHS Forth Valley |
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Effectiveness of Talking Mats with People with Dementia Murphy J, Gray C and Cox S (2007) Funding from Joseph Rowntree Foundation:completed Communication and dementia. How Talking Mats can help people with dementia to express themselves. Full report published by Joseph Rowntree Foundation |
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Evaluating the ability of children with social emotional behavioural (SEB) and communication difficulties to express their views using Talking Mats™. Coakes L, and Murphy J (2005) Funding from Forth Valley NHS |
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The
development of a screening tool for adults who are obese and have
learning disabilities (Related package in preparation) |
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Goal
setting: Symbols to words |
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| The
acute hospital experience for adults with a life long communication
disability Murphy J, Cameron L, and Balandin S. (2004)Funding from CSO Priorities and Needs Programme |
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Consultation between GPs and people with a communication disability Murphy J (2004) Funded by the Scottish Executive. |
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Evaluating
the effectiveness of Talking
Mats as a communication resource to enable people with
a learning disability to express their views on life planning. |
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Goal
Setting for people with a communication difficulty. |
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| Talking
Together: Communication Strategies of People with Motor Neurone Disease
and their Partners Murphy J. (2003) Funded by the National Lottery Charities Board and the Scottish Motor Neurone Disease Association. Related package |
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| Exploring
Perceptions of Quality of Life of Frail Older People During and After
Transition to Institutional Care Tester S, Hubbard G, Downs M, MacDonald C and Murphy J. (2003) Funded by ESRC Related Package |
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| Multidisciplinary
Training with Talking Mats |
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| Making
Choices at the time of transition for young people with learning disability Cameron L. & Murphy J. (2000). Funded by the Viscount Nuffield Auxiliary Fund. Related package |
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| Enabling
people with a communication difficulty, as a result of stroke, to
discuss quality of life issues Murphy, J. (2000). Funded by the Scottish Office Department of Health. Related package |
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| Don't
Hang Up: A Training Package to help people with communication difficulties
use the telephone more effectively Funded by Communication Matters and Central Scotland Healthcare NHS Trust. Related package |
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| Enabling
People with MND to have control of their lives: the development of
a Communication Tool Murphy, J. (1999). Funded by The Scottish Motor Neurone Disease Association. Related package |
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| Telephone
use by people with severe communication difficulties Murphy, J. (1999). Funded by the Scottish Office Home and Health Department. Related package |
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| The
Development of a Training Package to Facilitate More Effective Use
of AAC Systems Murphy,J & Scott,J (1999) Funded by the Viscount Nuffield Auxiliary Fund. Related package |
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| Interaction
between AAC Users and their Peers in a Residential Environment Murphy, J. & Lester-Cribb, M. (1998). Funded by the Gannochy Trust. Related package |
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Development of an Introductory Training Video in AAC Murphy,J & Scott,J (1998) Funded by the Viscount Nuffield Auxiliary Fund. Related package |
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| Good
Practice in the Provision of AAC Services: Processes of Training and
Communication Support Networks Collins, S., Lester-Cribb, M., Markova, I., McCall, F., Moodie, E. & Murphy, J, (1997). Funded by The Scottish Office Home and Health Department. |
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| The
Role of Communication Support Networks in the Training and Use of
AAC Systems by People with Cerebral Palsy Murphy, J & Scott, J. (1994).Funded by Capability Scotland and Liberator Ltd. |
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| The
Interactive Strategies of Users of AAC Systems and of their Partners Markova, I., Murphy, J., Collins, S., Scott, J. & Boa, S. (1994). Funded by The Scottish Office Home and Health Department. Related package |
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| Augmentative
and Alternative Communication Systems used by People with Cerebral
Palsy in Scotland: A Demographic Survey Murphy, J., Markova, I., Scott, J. & Boa, S. (1992). Funded by Capability Scotland. |
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