South African Journal of Communication Disorders

JournalCitation impact & published research

South African Journal of Communication Disorders is a journal indexed in ScholarIQ from OpenAlex. ScholarIQ records 887 works, 5,294 citations, an h-index of 31 and an APC (USD) of 563.

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5,294

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What are the most-cited papers on South African Journal of Communication Disorders?

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Contextually-relevant resources in Speech-language Therapy and Audiology in South Africa: Are there any?

Michelle Pascoe, Vivienne Norman

South African Journal of Communication Disorders. 201180 CitationsOPEN ACCESS

Primary school teachers’ opinions and attitudes towards stuttering in two South African urban education districts

Kristen Abrahams, Michal Harty, Kenneth O. St. Louis, Lehana Thabane, Harsha Kathard

South African Journal of Communication Disorders. 201624 CitationsOPEN ACCESS

Are we there yet? On a journey towards more contextually relevant resources in speech-language therapy and audiology

Michelle Pascoe, Christine Rogers, Vivienne Norman

South African Journal of Communication Disorders. 201318 CitationsOPEN ACCESS

Configurations of self-identity formations of adults who stutter

Harsha Kathard, Vivienne Norman, Mershen Pillay

South African Journal of Communication Disorders. 201012 CitationsOPEN ACCESS

Are we there yet? On a journey towards more contextually relevant resources in speech-language therapy and audiology

Michelle Pascoe, Christine Rogers, Vivienne Norman

South African Journal of Communication Disorders. 20135 CitationsOPEN ACCESS

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