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Meta-analysis exploring poststroke aphasia profiles and language recovery

Implications for practice and research ► Poststroke aphasia may symbolise a temporary or a significant lifechanging communication problem. ► The severity of aphasia on stroke patients has implications for functional capacity, discharge destination and potential to return to employment. ► The sooner a person receives treatment for apoststroke aphasia, the lesser the impact and the better the prognosis.