… care to individuals receiving palliative care. This paper explores the role of SLPs in end-of-life
care, … Approximately 40% of palliative individuals have a coinciding dysphagia diagnosis, …

… Ethical issues for speech-language pathologists (SLPs) … people with dysphagia which runs
parallel with the role of SLPs. A … /home health organizations, nursing homes, and hospice …

… play a vital role in those living with dysphagia in the community. Incorporating caregivers as
… dysphagia provides some insights into the ways speech-language pathology (SLP) services …

… /occupational speech–language pathologist]/social worker/… such as Parkinson's, which
cause dysphagia at the EOL, 30 … While our finding of lower use of hospice services among non…

… of speech language pathologists and the role they play in the diagnosis and management of
dysphagia, … The role of speech-language pathologists in adult palliative care. International …

… Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are the preferred healthcare providers for managing
the direct clinical care of patients with dysphagia… on undergraduate palliative care education: …

… ), and managing dysphagia during palliative care. Furthermore, … primary care providers (eg,
physicians, nursing, social work, … role of speech-language pathologists in adult palliative care.…

… life, dysphagia, swallowing and elderly. Four of the ten articles showed the importance of
patients communication in palliative care. … Role of the speech-language pathologist in palliative …

… Given that many medical interventions target the impacted body structures and functions,
this research shows that support groups offer an intervention targeting other impacted domains …

… eating can also negatively impact on patients’ social roles [12]. … in community and palliative
care [29–32]. In all these frameworks, however, the unit of analysis is the healthcare service …