… Dysphagia increases risk of aspiration, and as discussed previously, is often a factor for
patients receiving palliative care services and desiring continued nutritional support. It is …

… a specialist palliative care service, comprising a teaching hospital support team, home care,
… data provided by this study would inform the future planning of local palliative care services. …

… perceive as essential in palliative care settings? 2. How do SLPs feel supported in palliative
care settings? 3. What training/knowledge is expected of SLPs entering palliative settings? …

… Dental services are an essential part of multidisciplinary approaches to … A large proportion
of terminal cancer patients receiving palliative care have dysphagia [32]. If oral feeding is …

… palliative care. They also suggested that swallowing problems are a predictive factor concerning
quality of life in palliative care … of swallowing problems in palliative care. Langmore et al. …

… the continually evolving nature of services provided. Within a pediatric … SLPs may work with
children who enter a palliative care … I think we think of dysphagia so much, that we sometimes …

… palliation for malignant dysphagia, as compared to endoscopic intubation. The analysis
considered the cost of the major health service … with the specialist palliative care team. Clearly …

… Functional dysphagia therapy is particularly helpful in patients with oropharyngeal
dysphagia resulting in inability to swallow saliva (27). This therapy has been shown to reduce …

… , dysphagia, swallowing and elderly. Four of the ten articles showed the importance of patients
communication in palliative care… implement this service mainly in the palliative care team, …

… palliative care services worldwide. While the contribution of speech and language therapists
to palliative care … a dual role in palliative care, involving the management of dysphagia and …