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The National Aphasia Association invites researchers to share studies that seek to engage people with aphasia, their loved ones, and clinicians. We invite you to fill out our online form linked below to share your research opportunity with the aphasia community.

All studies submitted through out online form must be approved by the researcher’s Institutional Review Board (IRB). We’ll review your submission and – if appropriate – list it on our Join a Study page. The information you provide in the form will be compiled into an aphasia-friendly research posting, making it easier for people with aphasia and their families to learn about and participate in your work.

Submit your study to the NAA via our online form

We welcome a wide range of study types, including but not limited to:

  • Observational studies, including neuroimaging studies and behavioral studies about language and other parts of cognition
  • Clinical trials (see below for more information)
  • Qualitative studies, including interviews and focus groups
  • Surveys
  • Technology and user experience studies

 

If you would like your clinical trial to be posted to the NAA webpage, keep in mind that it must also be registered on clinicaltrials.gov if it is:

  • An NIH-funded clinical trial, and/or
  • A clinical trial that meets federal regulatory requirements.

NAA’s Join a Study page also links to clinicaltrials.gov, where visitors can find more aphasia clinical trials and search and filter as desired. More information about posting a study to clinicaltrials.gov may be found here: https://clinicaltrials.gov/policy/faq

Submit a Research Study to the NAA

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