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… program increased their self-efficacy in managing patients with dysphagia. The nurses
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… Caregivers who prepare meals can harbor anxiety about meeting a dysphagic patient's …
capacity, family caregivers can have differing opinions about dysphagia management. Medical …

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and hospice care for patients in the … Clinicians managing dysphagia in patients with dementia …

… To do so, the caregiver needs to know the intensity of the pain… The approaches suggested
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… Dysphagia in hospice care: the roles of social work and speech language pathologists. …
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… Dysphagia causes significantly worse QOL in palliative care patients. Screening for dysphagia
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… recommendations in dysphagia management and comfort feeding in patients on palliative
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