… The aim of this article is to describe the trajectory of therapeutic engagement, through an …
client with dysphagia. In the context of the interactions analyzed, engagement is taken to mean “…

… to dysphagia care in the … dysphagia care in other settings and requires adapted SLT skills,
values and approaches that encompass holistic care, client autonomy and carer engagement. …

… with dysphagia … dysphagia has focused on the person with dysphagia, a growing body of
evidence highlights the significant burden experienced by caregivers of people with dysphagia […

… was oropharyngeal dysphagia, referred to herein as “dysphagia”. Dysphagia typically develops
… Inpatients with dysphagia are at increased risk of mortality, longer length of hospital stay, …

… Continued engagement with the app could be facilitated by … experience swallowing difficulties
also known as dysphagia [1-4]. … These limitations render existing approaches to dysphagia …

… adherence, these approaches have yet to be applied to dysphagia therapy, specifically.
Management of dysphagia is increasingly complex and may require a combination of any …

… for naturalistic observation, as well as greater opportunity for engagement with family and
carers, who may not otherwise have been able to attend a clinic-based appointment. …

… Patient engagement metrics were captured with MATOMO web analytics. Unique visits were
… To estimate decline in engagement over time, we counted the number of unique page views …

… to severe dysphagia and … engagement, and perceived improvement in swallowing capacity)
appeared to have been best accomplished in participants with slight to moderate dysphagia. …

… Examples of current dysphagia assessments include dysphagia or aspiration screening
tools, diet status scales, quality-of-life questionnaires, and visuoperceptual scales employed …