18 - Louise Cummings - Cognitive & Linguistic Difficulties in Long Covid
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Show Notes
Episode 18 of the Long Covid Podcast is a chat with Louise Cummings, Professor of Clinical Linguistics at Hong Kong Polytechnic University & also a speech & language therapist.
We talk about the work she has been doing around the cognitive & linguistic difficulties a lot people with Long Covid have been experiencing. She is able to explain some of her interim results, as well as how she is going about assessing people.
Routledge: Cognitive-linguistic difficulties in adults with Long COVID
Routledge: Communication-related quality of life in adults with Long COVID
Routledge: Case studies of adults with COVID-19 infection
Springer: Cognitive-linguistic difficulties in COVID -19
Journal article: Pragmatic impairment in COVID-19
Journal article: Cognitive-linguistic difficulties in COVID-19: A longitudinal case study
Journal article: COVID-19 and language: A case study
Cambridge University Press: The long road back: Implications of COVID-19 for language and cognition
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