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1 ORAL PRESENTATION (3 November 2018) Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Moderator: Dr. TO, Carol Free Paper Session [O1] Speech Sciences and Disorders O1-001 Effect of focused and non-focused contrasting training on improving English vowel perception in Cantonese speakers Miss Ng, Hoi Ching Jasmine O1-002 Lexical tone identification in childhood apraxia of speech: Two case studies Mr. Wong, C.H. Eddy 11:00 12:30 O1-003 The occipital lobes also play a role in lexical tone perception A fmri study Ms. Wong, Wai Ming Rita O1-004 A corpus-based computational approach to collecting and analyzing child speech Dr. Tseng, Shu Chuan O1-005 A comparison of the screening results of speech sound disorders with asynchronous versus face-to-face analysis Ms. Ng, Wing Yee Cymie Lecture Theatre 2 (LT2) Moderator: Mr. LAW, Thomas O2-001 Free Paper Session [O2] Service Delivery & Professional Issues in Speech-Language Pathology Understanding the interaction of knowledge and attitudes towards communication disorders Dr. Yuen, Man Ching 11:00 12:30 O2-002 Quality of life outcomes in veterans with head and neck cancer Ms. Sachet, Lauril O2-003 Survey on speech therapy in palliative care: Current practice and the way ahead Mr. Fong, Raymond O2-004 The role of the SLP with medically complex patients in the ICU Miss Brown, Erika
2 Lecture Theatre 3 (LT3) Moderator: Prof. NG, Iris Free Paper Session [O3] Audiology O3-001 Assessing hearing through speaking: A Mandarin oral reading assessment for children with hearing loss Dr. Hung, Yu Chen O3-002 Non-audiological predictors of hearing aid adoption among the elderly in Hong Kong Ms. Ng, Ho Yee Janet 11:00 12:30 O3-003 O3-004 High-dose intratympanic dexamethasone and role in salvage therapy in idiopathic sensorineural hearing loss The development of grammatical knowledge assessment for school-age DHH children in China Dr. Zhen, Emily Prof. Tang, Gladys O3-005 Construction of open-set sentences for recognition test in Cantonese Mr. Yu, Shing Wilson O3-006 Cortical reorganization following a single session of sound therapy in individuals with tinnitus Miss Vasudevan, Harini Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Moderator: Dr. OOI, Carmen Free Paper Session [O4] Language Sciences and Disorders I O4-001 Effect of sensory based narrative intervention on language in children with Down Syndrome Miss Zubair, Rabia O4-002 Do groups work? Evidence from sensory based narrative interventions Dr. Butt, Ayesha Kamal O4-003 O4-004 Implicit learning of relative clause in children with developmental language disorder: A pilot study Production of adjectival comparative constructions with comparative markers: /ti55/, /kwo33/ and /pei35/ in typically developing Cantonese-speaking children Ms. Au, W.S. Cecilia Miss Kwok, Emily O4-005 Construction of a receptive vocabulary computerized adaptive test for Cantonese & Mandarin preschoolers Miss Tsze, C.Y. Sharon O4-006 Performance of pre-schoolers on two testing modes on a language assessment: Hong Kong Cantonese Language ASsessment Scale for Preschool children (HK-CLASS-P) Prof. Lee, Y.S. Kathy
3 Lecture Theatre 2 (LT2) Moderator: Mr. PUN, Eric Free Paper Session [O5] Dementia, Dysarthria and Other Communication Disorders O5-001 Cantonese ChatBot development for elderly with mild cognitive impairment targeting the communication needs: Pilot study Ms. Kan, Peggy O5-002 Executive functions in individuals with mild cognitive impairment and normal aging Miss Kashyap, Ranjitha O5-003 O5-004 Discourse in persons with dementia: Effect of picture complexity in performance Macro & micro linguistic aspects of narrative discourse in cognitive-communicative disorders Miss Kashyap, Ranjitha Ms. Pallickal, Maharunnisa O5-005 Lexical processing in individuals with type II diabetes Dr. Rajasudhakar, Rathina Swamy O5-006 Speech intelligibility and its psychological impact on person with dysarthria Ms. Jahan, Nargis Lecture Theatre 3 (LT3) Moderator: Dr. KWONG, Elaine Free Paper Session [O6] Voice Sciences and Disorders O6-001 Vocal Fatigue Index in Kannada (VFI-K): An adaptation and validation study Dr. Rajasudhakar, Rathina Swamy O6-002 Cortical networks for speech motor control in unilateral vocal fold paralysis Prof. Cheung, Steven O6-003 O6-004 The effects of background noise on speech intelligibility in Cantonese-speaking dysphonic and non-dysphonic adults Acoustic Psychometric Severity Index of Dysphonia (APSID): Development and clinical application Dr. Ma, P.M. Estella Prof. Lee, Seung Jin O6-005 Whole body vibration: A novice approach to voice therapy Prof. Yiu, Edwin O6-006 Respiratory muscle strength training on Cantonese singers Ms. Leung, Wing Sum O6-007 Changes in throat temperature and acoustic voice measures in vocally healthy adults after vocal loading Mr. Shanmugasundaram, Lokheshwar
4 ORAL PRESENTATION (4 November 2018) Lecture Theatre 2 (LT2) Moderator: Dr. PEREIRA, Valerie Free Paper Session [O7] Craniofacial Anomalies & Resonance Disorders O7-001 The impact of maxillary osteotomy on velopharyngeal function in cleft lip and palate Dr. Pereira, Valerie O7-002 Nasalance and nasal emission in young typically-developing Cantonese-speaking children: The effects of age and utterance length Mr. Tang, Kenxes 11:30 13:00 O7-003 Development of a perceptual clinical assessment framework for Cantonese cleft speech Ms. Yiu, Oi Yan O7-004 Efficacy of structured early intervention program in toddlers with repaired cleft lip and palate Prof. M. Pushpavathi O7-005 Speech errors in early and delayed intervened children with repaired cleft lip and palate Prof. M. Pushpavathi Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Moderators: Dr. Lorinda Kwan, Dr. Dennis Cheng O8-001 Free Paper Session [O8] Aphasia Development and validation of a new aphasia screening test for the Cantonese-speaking population Ms. Cho, Lai Shan O8-002 Connecting the dots of semantics in aphasia Ms. Nataraj, Veena O8-003 Cognitive-linguistic abilities in Wernicke s Aphasia Ms. Pallickal, Maharunnisa 11:30 13:00 O8-004 Constant Therapy-Hindi for persons with aphasia: An innovation in tele-rehabilitation in India Free Paper Session [O10] Instrumental Swallowing Evaluation Ms. Kasturi, Vimala Jayakrishna O Evaluation of swallowing with high density surface electromyography: A quantitative approach Miss Leung, Ka Ying Karman O Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing in disorders of consciousness: Literature review and case studies Mr. Checklin, Martin O Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) conducted by Speech therapists: A preliminary study Mr. Chan, Simon
5 Lecture Theatre 3 (LT3) Moderator: Dr. Kammy Yeung Free Paper Session [O9] Cochlear Implant and Amplification & Deaf Education O9-001 Little tips might help: Typical aided performance of Mandarin phoneme and narrowband noise Miss Lin, Chun Yi O9-002 Near-normal sensitivity to ITDs in neonatally deafened rats implanted with binaural cochlear implants in adulthood Prof. Schnupp, Jan 11:30 13:00 O9-003 O9-004 An Improved method for measuring Mandarin tone perception with cochlear implants Predicting speech improvement of individual paediatric cochlear implant recipients using high-accuracy neural measures Dr. Meng, Qinglin Mr. Burghardt, Rens Elia O9-005 A Comparative study between the new Cochlear wireless programming pod over the Cochlear wired fitting equipment Ms. Susan, Rexy O9-006 Early training with pure oral approach Ms. Pang, S.M. Bessie Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) Moderator: Dr. LAU, Dustin Free Paper Session [O11] Language Sciences and Disorders II O Developing a parent-report instrument for identifying three-year-old children with language disorders Dr. Wong, M.Y. Anita O O Word reading and meta-linguistic awareness skills in Chinesespeaking children with hyperlexia Personal narrative of school-aged children with specific language impairment Miss Luo, Lirong Miss Kuo, Tzu Wen O Comparison of oral discourse on a narrative task in typically achieving students and slow learners Ms. Veerabudren, Sattiavany
6 Lecture Theatre 2 (LT2) Moderator: Ms. Esther Poon O Free Paper Session [O12] Dysphagia Application of the International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative (IDDSI) framework and pre-serving test to the modification of Hong Kong local beverages Ms. Yip, Shun Sze O Validation of the Paediatric Functional Oral Intake Scale (p-fois) O Impaired tongue function as an indicator of laryngeal aspiration: A systematic review Miss Au Yeung, Claudia Kate Mr. Checklin, Martin O O What does the viscometer read? A quest for a local standard for gum-based thickener Risk factors for penetration-aspiration in post-irradiation nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients Dr. Cheng, T.H. Dennis Dr. Cheng, T.H. Dennis
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