… Dysphagia management in palliative care still includes assessment of a person's feeding
and swallowing difficulties, Citation22,Citation37,Citation39 to determine the safety of their …

… The majority of the publications included in this scoping review highlighted the importance
of SLPs in terms of communication and dysphagia management as patients approach EOL. …

… , social workers, and speech therapists. The evidence shows that these changes benefit the
delivery of … In the case of people in palliative care that present severe dysphagia or enter an …

… and speech language pathologists is vital to the screening and management of dysphagia in
acute care … This article examines each discipline's role in caring for patients with dysphagia. …

… of the Australian speech-language pathologist’s role in palliative dysphagia care.” Published
in … is achieved through a team approach, which includes doctors, nurses, social workers, …

… to work with people who have palliative care needs. … nursing, social work, physiotherapy,
speech pathology and … symptoms of dysphagia in a paediatric palliative care setting …

… negative impacts related to dysphagia and inefficient communication ( … role of the
speech-language pathologist in the palliative care team and in the management of end-of-life …

… course such as aphasia, dysphagia, augmentative and alternative … hospice movement to
highlight the importance of the role of … , nurse, social worker, and pastoral worker with additional …

… The SLP may be a suitable partner to support physicians, nurses, social workers, and other
… Ensure that feeding and dysphagia support for those near the EoL accounts for spiritual …

… This commentary will inform speech-language pathologists and social workers of the legal
… ethical aspects of the Australian speech-language pathologist’s role in palliative dysphagia …