Patients at a rehabilitation centre are learning to talk again with the help of hi-tech engineering. A new computerised system means people with speech impediments can see where their voices are going wrong.
Report shows footage of a road accident.
Patient being lowered from an ambulance.
Close-up of a person’s mouth as they are speaking.
National Medical Rehabilitation Centre in Dún Laoughaire, County Dublin.
To camera George Devlin.
A patient using the speech programme on a computer.
Close-up of the computer screen.
Interview with Sharon Grumley, Speech Therapist on the advantages of the computer system.
Computer screen.
The reporter is George Devlin.
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