… neck cancer, dysphagia in lung cancer and palliative care. … clinical work as a speech–
language therapist in acute care … working as a medical speech– language pathologist for the past …

… to the current literature on dysphagia-related caregiver burden … with dysphagia-related
speech-language pathologist (SLP) … While we may need to make referrals to a social worker in …

… physicians, chaplain, speech-language pathologist, and palliative care physician met the …
a battery of exercises to restore function and compensatory strategies to reduce sequelae of …

… Conclusion: It is essential that speech-language pathologists … are social expectations and
social scripts of family roles that … While we may need to make referrals to a social worker in …

… and professional responsibilities of dysphagia care teams, 58 , 67 … terminal/palliative care,
46 , 49 , 55 providing death is not imminent and information obtained will inform dysphagia …

… and feeding upon completion of the terminal clinical degree. SLPs commonly work with children
in the … Speech-language pathology graduate programs have a role and responsibility in …

… built questionnaire regarding participant’s levels of awareness of dysphagia and speech
language pathologist’s role in dysphagia management. For the professionals who were at the …

… , the roles of the carer and family when providing care and … the roles and practices of SLPs
in paediatric palliative care (PPC… interprofessional nature of palliative dysphagia intervention (…

… plans have skilled home health benefit that might include palliative care (nurse, social
work, and personal care). Does not cover home attendant services, long-term care, or respite. …

… role of Mr. J's wife as a family caregiver grappling with her husband's new diagnosis of
dysphagia, post-… Central to the philosophy of palliative care is that harms are not confined to the …