… infrastructure issues that may be barriers to the establishment and improvement of dysphagia
services … utilization of current infrastructure relevant to dysphagia management in Malaysia, …

… dysphagia practices has become a significant challenge. This paper provides current evidence
on COVID-19 transmission during commonly used dysphagia … telehealth infrastructure …

… I think that was the challenge: trying to interpret, translate into … in the stroke service spoke
about their focus on dysphagia … food textures for patients, proved challenging. A clinical leader …

… processes, infrastructure and education were necessary to develop a safe, high-quality service.
… However, respondents felt that challenges in accessing FEES in this setting, resulted in …

… this challenging … infrastructure and training, in addition to reimbursement restrictions, has
contributed to telehealth being perceived as a second-tier service delivery option for dysphagia …

… challenging for several reasons. These include a significant shortage of skilled dysphagia
… infrastructures. Therefore, local, African-produced research is rarely included in mainstream …

… challenging due to the lack of technological infrastructure and motivation [29]. Having
dedicated resources available for implementation is positively associated with effectiveness, such …

… face multiple challenges accessing even this initial form of dysphagia assessment in a
timely manner, due to barriers created by geographical distance, health service infrastructure, …

… service delivery model and determine clinician-perceived benefits and challenges of managing
dysphagia … during the pandemic was a lack of infrastructure (eg, technology available, …

… communication problems, incontinence, dysphagia and psychological trauma,11 … infrastructure,
are very limited in many LMICs.19 Beyond urban tertiary centres, rehabilitation services …