… a different approach to dysphagia care in the community setting … dysphagia care in other
settings and requires adapted SLT skills, values and approaches that encompass holistic care, …

… The professionals most often involved in community-based dysphagia care in the current …
in the top four professions involved in dysphagia care alongside nursing and ear, nose, and …

… assist in the assessment and management of dysphagia cases. In SA, a multidisciplinary
model appears to be the primary model used in acute care settings. This model involves each …

… economics when providing good clinical care. This is essential as we strive to achieve
clinically and culturally relevant outcomes in dysphagia care for older adults around the globe. …

… , health care setting, and primary medical diagnoses, approaches to dysphagia care will differ,
so it … To our knowledge, no studies have described speech-language pathology services …

… significant but unrecognized dysphagia, which … of dysphagia should prompt a discussion
about goals of care before potentially harmful interventions are considered. Speech-language …

… early dysphagia screening on presentation to acute care, starting within the emergency
department (ED). While the role of SLP in dysphagia management within the acute care and …

… speech-language pathologists (SLPs) regarding their academic preparation and current
confidence levels for providing dysphagia … of dysphagia is more prevalent in health care contexts…

… that clinicians receive during training, lack of access and training for objective/instrumental
evaluations of swallowing, and limited funding support to SLPs for dysphagia care in terms of …

… the Health and Care Professions Council (… in speech and language therapy (SALT), followed
by a year under supervision as a newly qualified SLT. SLTs are involved in dysphagia care …