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. 2021 Nov 23;16(11):e0259103. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0259103

Table 2. Participant characteristics.

Stroke survivors with aphasia Family members Speech and language therapistsa
Participant number Age Gender Occupational status Time post- stroke (years) Participant number Age Gender Occupational status Relationship to SSWA Participant number Type of service1 National Health Service (NHS) Bandb
01 43 Female Unemployed 11 06 69 Male Retired Father 09 Hospital inpatient 7
02 57 Male Retired 6.5 07 63 Male Retired Husband 10 Community stroke team 6
03 56 Female Retired 6 08 51 Female Carer Wife 11 Community speech and language therapy service 6/7
04 62 Female Retired 14 12 Community speech and language therapy service 6
05 51 Male Retired 4

a Speech and language therapists were recruited from three different NHS trusts in the North of England;

b NHS bandings typically denote the following levels of experience: Band 6 specialist therapist, Band 7 highly specialist therapist/manager