… Healthcare Setting Description The description of the hospital settings in this systematic
review included general, tertiary, teaching, and regional hospitals. Hospital wards such as acute …

… of oropharyngeal dysphagia significantly increases healthcare … with swallowing disorder
or oropharyngeal dysphagia, and … hospital facility (acute or rehabilitation hospital setting) OR …

… Oropharyngeal dysphagia (OD) affects different age groups. It … to the treatment settings: acute
care versus chronic care settings. … Oropharyngeal dysphagia in the acute care setting is an …

… FHS, it is important to explore all three different concepts with different outcome measures. …
driven assessment focussing on physiological parameters to examine swallowing impairment …

… items, including sample frame, participants, sample size, study subjects and the setting …
and its significant impact on various aspects of life, health care providers and policy makers …

… Oropharyngeal dysphagia (OD) is an emerging pandemic … a major challenge for our health
care systems. The challenge starts … in the clinical setting and many clinicians and health care …

… oral route). The consequences of oropharyngeal dysphagia will be discussed in detail in other
… In the hospital setting, dysphagia portends a poor prognosis and ultimately is associated …

… of cases no other swallowing treatment is needed at home if dysphagia treatment is …
dysphagia rehabilitation in an acute-care setting is requested by the medical doctors of different …

… The most promising statistically significant intervention to prevent aspiration pneumonia in
adults after brain injury in a hospital setting was twice daily oral cleaning in combination with …

… Over 2/3 of insertions occurred in acute hospital setting with aspiration pneumonia, dehydration
and dysphagia being most common reasons. One year mortality rate post PEG insertion …