… “individuals’ perceptions of their … Quality of life reflects the whole life experience for the
individual, of which the presence and the consequences of the communication and/or swallowing …

… such changes have on everyday participation, psychosocial status and quality of life (QoL). …
) had not suggested SLP services, our findings reflect clinicians’ perceptions. Therefore, this …

… cancer can result in speech impairments that can have varying impacts on patient quality of
life. … between clinical measures of speech impairment and the perception that patients had of …

… quality of life including: being involved in the design of their meals, being adaptable, having
ownership of swallowing difficulties, managing the perceptions … or speech pathology reports …

… According to the American SpeechLanguage-Hearing Association, speech-language …
to increase their quality of life (18). However, quality of life is often overlooked by speech-language …

… Swallowing Quality of Life questionnaire or the Eating Assessment Tool, to measure the impact
of dysphagia on quality … , decreased quality of life) are greater than the perceived benefits …

… swallowing- and eating-related fatigue (SERF) symptoms, the relationship between perceived
… For dysphagia specifically, the Swallowing Quality of Life questionnaire is a validated …

… What are the potential or actual clinical implications of this work… swallow rehabilitation,
enhanced VFSS training has the potential to positively influence dysphagia outcomes and quality …

… used to evaluate swallowing and speech outcomes and the impact on quality of life [2, 15].
The … and FACT Quality of Life Questionnaires or the University of Washington Quality of Life …

… (ADHD), hearing impairment, autism spectrum disorder nor … % of the children attended speech
therapy, compared to 71… of the mouth, chewing and swallowing food, and licking ice cream…