Devices To Supplement Speech Therapy

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As part of an engineering project to develop an at-home device as an aid to patients, we are collecting information in this short survey on the use of medical devices in relation to speech therapy.

We would greatly appreciate any insights you may be able to provide! If you would like more information or have any concerns, please don't hesitate to contact us.

What is your age?
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Under 18 years old

19 - 30 years old

31 - 45 years old

46 - 54 years old

55 - 64 years old

65 + years old

What is your relationship to speech therapy? (Please select all that apply)
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Speech pathology patient

Carer/relative/friend of individual receiving speech therapy

Speech pathologist or speech pathology student

Other health professional or medical/allied health student

Never attended speech therapy and/or unrelated to medical field

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How often and for how long are you prescribed, or do you prescribe, speech exercises outside of formal therapy hours?

0 minutes

1-5 minutes

5-15 minutes

15-30 minutes

> 30 minutes

Never

1-2 times a week

3-4 times a week

5-6 times a week

Once a day

2-4 times a day

5+ times a day

If you, or an individual that you know or treat, has been diagnosed with dysarthria, from which medical condition has it arisen? *

Stroke

Parkinson's Disease

Multiple sclerosis

Traumatic brain injury

I do not have and have no contact with anyone who has dysarthria

Other:

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Which symptoms make it most difficult for you or your patients to use electronic devices?
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Tremors

Visual impairment

Muscle weakness

Difficulty hearing

Difficulty multitasking

Other:

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Is there anything conducted in formal therapy sessions that you wish you could implement outside of sessions? If so, please provide an example/s.

If there was a device which was able to provide feedback of performance during practice exercises, how would you best like to receive this information? This may include visual, kinaesthetic, or auditory cues.

In terms of technology, such as devices, apps, or other products, what are some features you have found most useful as an aid in ongoing therapy?

Is there any information from practice exercises that you wish you could track and/or visualise? *

How much would you, personally or as a practice, be willing to spend on a single device to aid at-home speech therapy? Or, if you are not a patient or therapist, how much do you think is reasonable to spend on a device to aid at-home speech therapy? *

< $20

$20 - $50

$50 - $100

$100 - $300

$300 - $600

$600 - $1000

> $1000

Do you have any final comments, insights, or input you’d like to share?

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