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What does the WAB–R provide? When is the WAB–R best used?
• Identifies and classifies types of aphasia • For initial assessment of patients with stroke
• Assesses linguistic skills most frequently • For adults with acquired neurological disorders or disorders
affected by aphasia secondary to cerebral vascular accidents (strokes),
• Assesses nonlinguistic skills head injury or dementia
• For adults at a low to mid-range language
functioning level or low SES level
Why is WAB–R used?
• Classifies the type and severity of aphasia disorder Where is WAB–R used?
(if present) — and gives a clinically valid
baseline for diagnosis, prognosis and research • Private practice
• Acute care hospitals and rehabilitation facilities
• Bedside Record Form provides quick assessment for
clinicians with time constraints, and busy schedules • Residential and non-residential adult treatment centers
• Provides a baseline level of performance • Nursing homes
to measure change over time • Skilled nursing facilities
• Adaptable to various administration settings • Private and university clinics
from hospital room to clinic • Research settings for special studies
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