Resources for aphasia researchers are available via the CATs YouTube Channel. Click the button below to view this.
Research Outcome Measurement in Aphasia (ROMA)
ROMA provides recommendations for measurement of outcomes in adults with post-stroke aphasia within aphasia treatment studies.
Resources for Early Stage Researchers
Early Stage Researchers are those who are within 8 years since completing their PhD. CATs offers a range of support and resources including training and networking opportunities.
Multilingual Information Sheets
The following resources, advice and information sheets available for clinicians to aid communication with people with aphasia in different languages.
Multilingual Aphasia Measurement Instruments
View available assessment tools in different languages to aid you in your research and clinical practice.
Clinical Guidelines
Clinical Guidelines
Learn about the latest recommendations for the management and support of people with aphasia
Research Datasets
Analysis of anonymised aphasia research datasets can establish proof of concept and pilot study design elements. Find out whether the CATs database can help with your planned study.
Early Stage Researcher Forum
Do you have a question that our international network can answer? Visit the CATs Forum and engage in virtual discussions to help progress both your own and others’ research.
Research Guidelines
Research guidelines can help to develop your projects according to best practice. These useful links will help in both the development and reporting phases of your research.
Templates for accessible information sheets and consent forms
Research Participation and Aphasia
Browse the NIHR aphasia research templates to help plan your next project
ALEA WebApp for Spontaneous Speech Analysis
ALEA WebApp
Spanish spontaneous speech analysis software
Aphasia Form Generator
Aphasia Form Generator
Use the Aphasia Form Generator templates to design your own research information sheets.
Trials for Aphasia Panel (TAP) Planning Resources for RCTs
Planning Resources for RCTs
You can use these resources to help develop your own high quality aphasia RCTs.
Planning Resources for non-RCTs
Planning Resources for non-RCTs
You can use these resources to help develop your own high quality aphasia non- randomised studies.
Aphasia Communication Support Resources
This is a repository developed by the Aphasia CRE for healthcare professionals working with people with aphasia. It provides resources that can be used to support conversations with people with aphasia or given to people with aphasia or family members to support them during this time.
Aphasia Friendly Video Abstract Project
Aphasia Friendly Video Abstract Project
The aim of this guide is to help researchers to produce a video abstract for people with aphasia. It contains practical support in terms of technical tips, slide/video templates, software and technology suggestions, reflections on video production and examples of aphasia-friendly video abstracts.
Aphasia Research Finder
Aphasia Research Finder
This goal of this website is to make it easier for people with aphasia, their families, clinicians, and researchers to discover aphasia research studies.