… The number of children requiring dysphagia management in the schools is … to speech-language
pathologists' (SLPs') training and self-rated confidence to treat children with swallowing …

… as well established in countries where speech-language pathology training and practice is
… of dysphagia training and workplace support available to speech-language pathologists (…

… speech-language pathologists (SLPs) regarding their academic preparation and current
confidence levels for providing dysphagia … dysphagia training through self-initiated postgraduate …

… dysphagia course. This study found that completing a pediatric dysphagia course in one’s
SLP … makes one feel more prepared to work with the pediatric dysphagia population. Pediatric …

… than did more recent graduates due to the absence of formal dysphagia course work or
the time since that course work was completed. Of serious concern, O’Donoghue and Dean-…

… -level speech-language pathology programs requiring a pediatric dysphagia course and
students receiving scant amount of clinical clock hours in pediatric dysphagia assessment and …

… further education and training, overall the current study demonstrated that the dysphagia
service … into patterns of service development for other countries developing dysphagia services. …

… Of all the areas of work of a speech-language pathologist (SLP), dysphagia constitutes the
most prominent single area where improper management places patients at risk for physical …

… and education/training allowed the exploration and description of dysphagia practice patterns
by age, years of practice, and the respondents’ ongoing dysphagia education. Collection …

… of speech-language pathologists (SLPs) managing dysphagia in … dysphagia in PWD, (b)
confident in their ability to manage … While these easily accessible dysphagia courses can help …