… for teaching clinical skills in the field of speech–language pathology (SLP; Benadom & …
care of patients with dysphagia is involved, a team approach, with nurses and speech–language …

… about the kinds of dysphagia management services school-based speech-language
pathologists (SLPs) provide,(b) examined the attitudes of SLPs related to dysphagia management,(c…

… 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. …

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

… Because of the high incidence of dysphagia in hospitals and its possible consequences, it is
… care as well as the patient's quality of life and the burden of dysphagia on caregivers (5,6) . …

… Although preliminary, the purpose of these models are to serve as a starting point in recognizing
the areas we can influence as dysphagia therapists to provide the highest level of care …

… In addition to the impact of SLP care on reducing dysphagia risk, we found that SLP care
was associated with reduced odds of pneumonia over the 5 years following treatment …

… A graduate student at the University of Central Arkansas in the Department of Speech-Language
Pathology reported to each acute care unit and explained the purpose of the study to …

… training and skills in dysphagia management within school and acute care settings. Results
… beginning dysphagia management skills and competencies for SLPs in acute care settings …

… if dysphagia screening by a dietitian in an acute-care setting can accurately identify patients
at risk for dysphagia and the need for referral to a speech-language … at risk for dysphagia. A …