Implementing Research Into Clinical Practice

This is a hybrid event and the link for joining will be sent out to those who register to attend the event.

Programme

The Centre for Language and Communication Science Research at City St George's, University of London is excited to showcase their latest research as part of our "Implementing Research Into Clinical Practice" FREE event on the afternoon of the 20th June.

Why attend?

· Learn about innovative research that is shaping the future of clinical practice.

· Get an exclusive early look at new assessments and interventions.

· Connect with like-minded clinicians and researchers in an engaging and interactive setting.

Finish your week and start your weekend with thought-provoking discussions on how research can transform real-world practice. Whether you’re a clinician, researcher, or student, you will leave this session with new ideas and inspiration about how you can update and develop your future clinical practice to the benefit of all clients.

Two parallel hybrid sessions:

During this event we will be running two parallel hybrid sessions: one focussed on developmental research topics, and one focussed on adult research topics. Each presentation will summarise key research findings and the potential or actual impact of the research on professionals, clients and their families.

Final Hybrid Session & Networking Reception
We’ll close with a session on pathways into research, from getting involved in projects to pursuing a research degree. Then, enjoy a networking reception with refreshments—a perfect opportunity to meet fellow professionals, exchange ideas, and explore future collaborations.

Mark your calendar: 20th June – We can’t wait to see you there!

Here’s a brief description of the talks at the 2025 CLCSR Implementing Research into Clinical Practice:

This event explores how cutting-edge research is being integrated into clinical practice within health and psychological sciences. The programme features parallel sessions covering adult-focused and developmental-focused research, including studies on AI and machine learning, aphasia, telehealth assessments, voice rehabilitation, communication partner training, and inclusive data visualization. Developmental talks address mealtime experiences for children with eating difficulties, dialogic reading interventions, narrative development in sign languages, and clinical research applications for communication disorders.

The event also includes a combined session on professional development through research collaborations, reflections on large-scale study recruitment, and personal journeys from clinical roles to research careers.

RCSLT Research stall

The RCSLT Research team will be running a stall at the event. Drop-in to discuss the latest resources and opportunities available to anyone interested in SLT research, evidence-based practice, and outcome measurement.