… the groundwork for future CPGs for SLPs working in adult palliative care, focus groups
comprising key stakeholders … What is needed to prepare speech pathologists to work in palliative …

… of speech-language pathology (SLP) in adult palliative care is gaining momentum,2–6 it is
fitting to investigate the role of speech-language pathologists (… This study seeks to develop …

… role of SLTs in the adult palliative care context have only recently intensified … had not received
training at a university/college level to prepare them for working with a paediatric palliative …

… Such an approach should also be used to develop a … comply with therapy, if sedation or
restraints will be required, and … The aim of this review is to improve palliative care for adults with …

… Four ambulance staff, three nurses, two speech and language therapists, and one therapy
… of communication about palliative and end-of-life care. This will help to develop theoretically …

… priorities in adult palliative care. Identifying research priorities for adult palliative care will
help … Although we sought to develop a holistic picture of health professionals' perspectives for …

… Note: Depending on geography and caseloads, the speech-language pathology team should
be prepared for a hospital inpatient … 3.8 Patients who require end-of-life care. SLPs should …

… two adults, not including the identified healthcare surrogate, and do not need to be notarized
or prepared by … Early involvement of a speech language pathologist and formal swallowing …

… preparing patients for future illness, neurologists often undertake multiple types of palliative
care communication 2,8 including advance care … , and therapists and provides care from …

… Ministry of Health for Palliative Care, appointed an Expert Group to develop OSSPCAP. The
… The work was done in three stages: 1. Analysis of literature and legal acts on palliative care …