… no research exploring this for dysphagia rehabilitation. The … opposes current clinical dysphagia
rehabilitation practices, … severe stroke, and requires complex decision-making processes. …

… the clinical context of diet modification for patients with dysphagia in rehabilitation hospitals,
explore … [1], reported frequencies of dysphagia following stroke ranging from 19 to 81%, …

… physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, was so busy that we did not
register that swallowing was an issue until after … They give us new directions to explore and new …

… swallowing dysfunction. For example, a patient with a swallowing disorder seen 4 days
following a stroke might be … to have an irreversible swallowing disorder. The ethically acceptable …

… it has acknowledged benefits in clinical assessment and decision-making which are …
subgroups presented in this study are intended as exploratory data, rather than necessarily …

… research in clinical treatment decision-making using actual … environments in which users
explore scenarios, gather … all of the respondents had experience with stroke/brainstem injuries. …

… and swallowing complexity influence decision making for swallowing impairments in …
Our goal was to determine whether SLPs' judgments of swallowing timing impairments align …

… Methodology: An exploratory descriptive study was conducted in an inpatient … practice
is the expression of the nursing process and the clinical judgment underlying the decision-making …

… of a variety of clinical conditions including stroke, … an exploratory survey in order to collect
and synthesise information regarding the current practices and contexts of complex dysphagia …

… explore how oral trials were being used in one inpatient hospital setting and to identify key
factors that affect decision-making … It was suggested that ‘the presentation of stroke dysphagia …