… We included all inpatients with dysphagia on the speech and language therapy caseload
at the time of the audit. This included patients on the specialist stroke unit, medicine for the …

… –language therapy (SLT) dysphagia practices and services are underrepresented in the
research literature, despite the prevalence of dysphagia … than in hospital or aged care, there is a …

… offered, which raises concerns for equity of access to care in the UK. Further research
determining the best approaches to dysphagia therapy may lead to improved patient outcomes …

… Usual care consisted of patient management by the … to a normal diet and receiving usual
care, standard low-intensity, or … 32% of the patients who received usual care, 43% who received …

… The professionals most often involved in community-based dysphagia care in the current …
in the top four professions involved in dysphagia care alongside nursing and ear, nose, and …

… its concurrence in dysphagia practice … care” in dysphagia treatment. It is also unclear whether
SLPs use current evidence within their usual practice or in the development of their therapy …

… effective training for care staff supporting mealtime difficulties and dysphagia is essential. …
The speech and language therapist's (SLT) role in managing dysphagia to mitigate these risks …

… to the actual care delivered. Methods: Eleven mealtimes with residents with dysphagia were
… to residents’ care plans and speech and language therapist recommendations. Results: …

… assist in the assessment and management of dysphagia cases. In SA, a multidisciplinary
model appears to be the primary model used in acute care settings. This model involves each …

… As the critical care environment has changed from predominantly sedated and … of dysphagia
and communication impairment, although the role of Speech and Language Therapists (…