The 15 million Americans experience same degree of dysphagia risk choking airway
obstructions aspiration-related pulmonary disease, and/or death. These complications …

Nursing Students' Knowledge of the Nurse's Role in the Manag... : Rehabilitation Nursing
Journal Nursing Students' Knowledge of the Nurse's Role in the Management of Dysphagia …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to assess the knowledge and practices of nursing staff
caring for patients with dysphagia to determine any needs for further education programmes …

Purpose Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are trained to evaluate and treat dysphagia.
One treatment method is to modify diet consistency or viscosity to compensate for …

Objective: Dysphagia is a 'hidden'disorder that can present with a range of consequences
including fatality. It is important for intervention to be timeous and adopt a team approach …

Developing a screening tool and training package to identify dysphagia in all settings | Nursing
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Nurses are often the first to observe signs and symptoms of dysphagia. This review of the
anatomy, physiology, and stages of the normal swallow provides a basis for understanding …

Dysphagia Among Nursing Home Residents: An Assessment and Management Protocol |
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The purpose of this study was to examine acute care registered nurses'(RNs') self-reported
levels of compliance with speech-language pathologists'(SLPs') recommendations for safe …

Abstract colon; Dysphagia is a major health problem associated with multiple neurological
diseases such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson's disease, among others. Staff …