… The project was advertised through the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists
(… , mental health, aphasia, neurology, brain injury, dysphagia and palliative care. The …

… extends beyond services related to dysphagia; readers are encouraged to explore the
ASHA web page devoted to End of Life Issues in Speech Language Pathology (ASHA, nd). …

… Palliative care teams are less likely to have speech and language therapists, which may
be … neurological disease, who frequently have speech impairment or swallowing problems. …

… of this study is to explore the experiences of palliative care patients, their relatives, and
HCPs, such as nurses and health care assistants, regarding the oral care received or provided. …

… As more and more physiatrists enter into the specialty of palliative medicine, palliative care
professionals will increasingly have the opportunity to partner with our physical medicine and …

… 30 for palliative care approaches in dementia care continue to grow, with the aim of achieving
high quality patient-centered care. Efforts to incorporate palliative care principles into SLP …

… , OTs, speech language and respiratory therapists, music therapists, and psychologists. While
… Neuropsychologists, speech language therapists, rehabilitation certified nurses, and, in …

… Family-centered pediatric palliative care is the art and science of improving quality of …
palliative care include: (1) care is child-focused, family-oriented, and relationship-centered; (2) care …

… locate peer reviewed publications using the search terms ‘Palliative care; palliative medicine;
end of life care; hospice care; terminal care’. We searched Turning Research into Practice (…

… palliative care (Hawksley, Ludlow, Buttimer & Bloch, 2017). Speech and language therapists
(… communication support for patients accessing palliative care. Clinicians are encouraged to …