… to be focused on the current needs of a given patient under our care, the actions of an acute
care SLP ripple across the continuum of SLP services. These long-term implications place …

… the urgent need for worldwide acute care speech-language pathology guidance in relation
to … guidelines in order to develop specific guidance for SLPs working in acute care settings. …

… , & O’Connor, Citation2018) provided an opportunity to improve our understanding of an
implementation intervention delivered to speech-language pathologists in the acute setting. …

… the role of the speech-language pathologist in the acute care hospital setting. Providing …
, and self-advocating by speechlanguage pathologists themselves are among the many …

… For some, the acute setting enabled them to play a clearly defined role in the management
of PWA. Being part of the medical model of the acute hospital setting was important and of …

… who participated in this study indicated that referrals to speech pathology in the acute
hospital setting are often generated in response to dysphagia, rather than communication …

… speech language pathologists is vital to the screening and management of dysphagia in acute
care settings. … nurses and speech language pathologists work together to care for patients …

… Conversely, swallowing intervention in acute care may not improve outcomes with frequent
… that frequent swallowing intervention in the acute care setting may be beneficial for the …

… However, speech-language pathologists have not routinely been involved in these patients'
acute care. As such, this is a call to action to speech-language pathologists to address the …

… culture of successful communication in acute care settings: part I. … of successful communication
in acute care settings: part II. … Incorporating speech-language pathology within Australian …