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privacy notice home the collaboration working group members executive committee networks & affiliations cats publications cats presentations cats funding awards collaborators' news the robin tavistock award 2014 the robin tavistock award 2015 the robin tavistock award 2016 working groups wg 2 assessment and outcomes wg 2 research wg 2 members wg 3 prognosis & predictors wg 3 research wg 3 members wg 4 effectiveness of interventions wg 4 research wg 4 members wg 5 reintegration wg 5 research wg 5 members goals & progress events management committee meetings working group meetings aphasia conferences science of aphasia 2015 cats conference 2015 poster presentations programme cats conference 2017 other associated activities life after stroke open day 20th may research outcomes measurement (roma) experimental psycholinguistics workshop on aphasia ialp international composium on motor speech disorders calender of events event gallery research training research opportunities writing workshops short term scientific missions (stsms) stsm reports training schools 2014 programme 2015 programme 2016 programme aphasia research cats research current research projects release aphasia datasets datasets request data contribute data current aphasia trials resources aphasia support links multilingual information sheets research guidelines international stroke and aphasia guidelines supporting the development, conduct, reporting and dissemination of large scale, co-ordinated aphasia research activities to optimise the rehabilition and recovery of people with aphasia. we are redesigning our website. our new website launches here in september. until then, this website may be less active than usual while we work on the new one. please contact us if you have any questions or can't find what you are looking for. (cats) cats is an international network of multidisciplinary aphasia investigators in rehabilitation, social science, psychology and linguistics research from across 26 countries. we aim to enhance aphasia research knowledge, skills, methodologies and infrastructure. our research seeks to improve our understanding of aphasia as it relates to predictors and prognosis, intervention effectiveness and social impact and re-integration for people with aphasia. we support junior (phd candidates) and early stage researchers (within 8 years of doctoral award) in their training and development. we work to adapt and validate assessments and outcome measures into multiple languages which in turn supports multi-centered aphasia research as well as the clinical needs of non-english speaking people with aphasia and the healthcare professionals working with them. we are supported by the tavistock trust for aphasia. we are delighted to report that we have received extended support for the cats international network from the tavistock trust for aphasia until april 2020. this additional 3 years of funding will enable cats to enhance and make further gains in aphasia research to be realised across europe and beyond. do explore our site to find out more about our activities and visit again soon. our 2018 general assembly is on 4th september. for information about cats pre-conference activities at the international aphasia rehabilitation conference iarc 2018 , visit our event registration page or do wnload the full event programme current research assessment and outcomes aphasia assessment can be undertaken using a vast range of published tools. these assessment tools aim to capture a range of different aspects of communication including spoken language, comprehension of spoken language, reading and writing. assessment tools vary between scientific disciplines and between languages across european countries. this working group will facilitate the use of accurate, validated and reliable assessment and outcome measures across aphasia trials. planned activities include the translations of aphasia assessment tools onto different european languages to enable use across multicentre, international aphasia trials. prognosis and predictors of recovery there is limited understanding of the degree of natural recovery from aphasia following stroke. there is some suggestion that education, cognition and age may play a role. there is uncertainty about which individuals are likely to respond well to rehabilitation. combining pre-existing datasets would permit investigation and analyses of these issues. this working group examines how prognostic variables impact on the recovery and successful rehabilitation of people with aphasia . effectiveness of interventions cost effective aphasia treatment and rehabilitation could arise from a greater understanding of the components of effective aphasia rehabilitation. for some individuals the timing of rehabilitation interventions may also be an important factor. early intervention is thought to offer benefit to stroke related motor deficits yet there is no evidence whether early aphasia interventions offer more benefit than delayed intervention. through the analyses of combined datasets this working group is working to identify the components of effective aphasia rehabilitation programmes. societal impact and reintegration aphasia rehabilitation aims to maximise a person’s functional communication, thereby facilitating their re-integration into their family and community circles. however, there is uncertainty about the degree to which any particular aphasia rehabilitation programme supports reintegration into society. there are few assessment tools or outcome measures that attempt to capture this aspect of impact. many are language and even regionally specific. functional communication may vary considerably between individuals, context and language. this working group will co-ordinate a consensus activity to establish the optimum approach to capturing these important outcomes of aphasia rehabilitation. latest news cats general assembly satellite event at iarc 2018 tuesday 4th september closing date for registration: 14th july 2018, 9am join us in aveiro, portugal for a day of cats activities including a general assembly, working group and project meetings and training opportunites. for more information and to register your place please visit https://aphasiatrialists.eventbrite.co.uk cats training for early stage researchers satellite event at iarc 2018 tuesday 4th september closing date for pre-registration: 14th july 2018, 9am join us in aveiro, portugal for an afternoon of training for early stage researchers and junior researchers. for more information and to register your place please visit https://aphasiatrialists.eventbrite.co.uk cats2 announcement we are delighted to report that we have received extended support for the cats international network from the tavistock trust for aphasia until april 2020. this additional 3 years of funding will enable cats to enhance and make further gains in aphasia research to be realised across europe and beyond. keep up to date with the latest news from release with our newsletters: april 2016: http://eepurl.com/bvrqmz may 2016: http://eepurl.com/b1kfmb august 2016: http://eepurl.com/carz-9 december 2016: http://bit.ly/2gzktmn haven't heard from us lately? the general data protection regulation (gdpr) is the new eu framework for data protection. we take our data protection responsibiities very seriously, including how we hold and use our members' data. find out more here . if you are a member and haven't heard from us since may 2018, please contact us at this email address is being protected from spambots. you need javascript enabled to view it. log in members of the collaboration remember me log in forgot your password? forgot your username? create an account cats news sign-up for our newsletter events calendar august 2018 s m t w 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