… This study aimed to characterize the speech therapy work with patients in palliative care,
given the scarcity of studies about this subject. From the clinical evaluation of swallowing, it was …

… This article introduces SLPs to some of the important considerations for legal and ethical
palliative care, but is not intended to be directive. SLPs are encouraged to explore their local …

… Palliative care has developed substantially since its beginnings in England in the 1960s.
Palliative care is appropriate for those with a diagnosis of a life-limiting, long-term condition (for …

… and regular readmission for respite care. Communication was helped by new communication
aids, following assessment by the speech and language therapist, and his drooling was …

… We have a long way to trail with the palliative care, we’d like to have a team of palliative
care only, or at least, to have a team for guiding and lecturing about that, just like the lectures …

… 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? …

… views of palliative care and the role of the speech and language therapist. … speech and
language therapists in adult palliative care from the perspective of student speech and language …

… acute care settings, rehabilitation, long-term residential care, and hospice/palliative care …
-have resource for speech-language pathologists and other health care providers at the …

… includes palliative care in the provision of long-term care, this document does not directly
mention the participation of the speech-language … Inserted in this context, the speech-language …

… speech and language therapist has an important role in the multidisciplinary assessment and
care … This chapter provides an overview of the motor speech changes in ALS, management …