… Getting comfortable with “comfort feeding”: An exploration of legal and ethical aspects of
the Australian speech-language pathologist’s role in palliative dysphagia care. International …

… with older people in their role as a speech-language pathologist for longer than five years. …
’s disease 44/219, dysphagia 42/219, palliative care 28/219, mealtime management 21/219…

… patients with schizophrenia was delivered by social work- … The role of the speech-language
pathologist here may be to … swallowing assessment when dysphagia is in question for a …

… Responses were categorized as either ‘swallowing/dysphagia interventions’, which …
view the role of a speech–language pathologist in a paediatric palliative care service/team? …

… on mealtime logistics) and caregiver (eg, perceived impact of dysphagia on mealtime … care
into our management practices, a growing area of interest for speech-language pathologists…

… perception of swallowing function or through the use of dysphagia screening tests involving
… physicians, dietitians or social workers either in acute or residential care. The author claims …

… roles in PPC literature concentrate predominantly on the treatment of dysphagia (difficulty
swallowing… . The role of speech-language pathologists in palliative care: where are we now? A …

… for the social work role in palliative care. By contrast, speech–language pathology students
… of their core assessment tasks, as dysphagia was more easily related to palliative thinking. …

… aspiration resulting from dysphagia (especially in acute care settings), … , a social worker would
have to coordinate care after discharge and … department is active in the palliative care unit. …

… such as feeding in the context of dementia, palliative care, and severe dysphagia is a complex
clinical area for speech language pathologists (SLPs). The objective of this study was to …