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· Liu, PD; McBride-Chang, C; Wong, AM; Tardif, T; Stokes, SF; Fletcher, P; Shu, H (2010) ‘Early Oral Language Markers of
Poor Reading Performance in Hong Kong Chinese Children. J Learn Disabil’. British Journal of Learning Disabilities.
· Lu, ZW; Ma, LA; Luo, Y; Fletcher, P (2010) ‘The Effects of Unrepaired Cleft Palate on Early Language Development in
Chinese Infants’. Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal, 47:400-404.
· Lynch, R; Hanley, S; Lynch, H (2010) ‘Occupational Therapy and the Entrepreneur’. Irish Journal of Occupational Therapy,
38 (1):67-69.
· O’Leary; O’Sullivan (2010) ‘An exploration of older Irish adults reflections on spirituality’. Irish Journal of Medical Science.
· O’Sullivan, C; Chard, G (2010) ‘An exploration of participation in leisure activities post stroke’. Australian Occupational
Therapy Journal, 57:159-166.
· O’Toole, C; Fletcher, P (2010) ‘Validity of a Parent Report for Irish-Speaking Toddlers’. First Language, 30:199-217.
· Peppe, SJ; Martinez-Castilla, P; Coene, M; Hesling, I; Moen, I; Gibbon, FE (2010) ‘Assessing prosodic skills in five European
languages: cross-linguistic differences in typical and atypical populations’. International Journal of Speech Language
Pathology, 12 (1):1-7.
· Pettigrew, CA; French, JD; Saunus, JM; Edwards, SL; Sauer, AV; Smart, CE; Lundstrom, T; Wiesner, C; Spurdle, AB;
Rothnagel, JA; Brown, MA (2010) ‘Identification and functional analysis of novel BRCA1 transcripts, including mouse
Brca1-Iris and human pseudo-BRCA1. Breast Cancer Res Treat’. Breast Cancer Res Treat, 119 (1):239-47.
· Tardif, T; Fletcher, P; Liang, W; Kaciroti, N (2009) ‘Early vocabulary development in Mandarin (Putonghua) and Cantonese. J
Child Lang’. J Child Lang, 36 (5):1115-44.
· Wall, O; Chard, G (2010) ‘Phenomenological study of driving cessation: Partner’s experiences’. Irish Journal of
Occupational Therapy, 38 (1):14-20.
· Wong, A.M-Y; Klee, T; Stokes, SF; Fletcher, P; Leonard, LB (2010) ‘Differentiating Cantonese-speaking pre-school children
with and without SLI: a validation study’. Journal of Speech Language and Hearing Research, 53:794-799.
· Wulf, G; Dufek, JS; Lozano, L; Pettigrew, C (2010) ‘Increased jump height and reduced EMG activity with an external focus.
Hum Mov Sci’. Hum Mov Sci.
· Zharkova, N; Schaeffler, S; Gibbon, FE (2009) ‘Adult speakers’ tongue-palate contact patterns for bilabial stops within
complex clusters’. Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics, 23 (12):901-10.
Other Journals
· Lynch, H (2010) ‘Developing a focus on research in the SINetwork UK and Ireland’ Sensornet, 31 :19-21.
Conference Publications
· Fourie, RJ; Egan, C; Cronin, M (2009) Problem Based Learning: Using Clinical Cases to Promote Clinical Reasoning and
Lifelong Learning Irish Association of Speech and language Therapists Biennial Conference Galway.
· Gibbon, FE (2010) Imaging technology for the diagnosis and treatment of speech disorders Developmental Medicine and
Child Neurology.
· Hutch, W; Fourie, R (2010) The investigation of a new methodological development using Mismatch Negativity in the
diagnosis and rehabilitation of Aphasia: Current findings and applications in Healthcare Research College of Medicine and
Health held Annual Research Day: From Molecules to Medicine Cork.
· Hutch, W; Fourie, R; Pettigrew, CM (2010) Words in the Brain’s Language: A Mismatch Negativity Study Irish Journal of
Medical Science, Vol 3, Suppl 3: 3rd Annual Neuroscience Ireland Conference Trinity College Dublin.
· Hutch, W; Pettigrew, C; Fourie, R (2009) The investigation of spoken word processing in individuals with aphasia:
Neurophysiological evidence, theoretical models and clinical applications Irish Association of Speech and Language
Therapists Biennial Conference.
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