… Dysphagia clinicians can employ a number of treatment options … interventions employed by
dysphagia clinicians. Krisciunas … required if we are to understand clinical treatment decisions. …

… both the types of patients and the types of … decision-making process for clinicians. This
article provides a framework for decision making in the surgical and nonsurgical patient …

… The relationships between dysphagia experience and clinical decision-making were …
between experience in the area of dysphagia and clinical decision-making. Nevertheless, an …

… that patients have the moral right to make decisions which … a patient cannot express his or
her wishes, identifying who should make quality of life judgments and what clinical decisions …

… may be responsible for a patient's dysphagia,[36] maintaining a broad-based understanding
of the patient and all that has happened and is happening clinically is a necessary first step …

… feeding when assessing more severe patients in this modality. In … dysphagia severity impacts
on either (a) clinical decisions … clinical implementation of online dysphagia assessments. …

… When we treat a patient with significant dysphagia characterized by frank aspiration on one
or all consistencies, how do we communicate this news to the patient and family members …

… Given clinical uncertainty, patient preferences should weigh strongly in shared clinical
decision making. We suggest that obtaining informed consent prior to initiating an evaluation of …

… For patients with dysphagia, decisions must be made for provision of nutrition and hydration.
This … audit explored feeding decisions for patients with severe oropharyngeal dysphagia. …

… decisions. Conclusion: This study provides insight into the practices of SLPs in Australia
for the treatment of dysphagia … in the decision-making process and that clinicians consider …