Abstract ROBBERTSE, Andrea and DE BEER, Alida. Perceived barriers to compliance with
speech-language therapist dysphagia recommendations of South African nurses. S. Afr. J …

The speech-language pathologist (SLP) is the primary person responsible for the
assessment and intervention of individuals with swallowing disorders. In skilled nursing …

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It is acknowledged that a team approach to management of stroke is essential to improving
patient outcomes. For the speech-language pathologist (SLP), communication and …

Objectives: Swallowing disorders may be associated with adverse clinical outcomes in
patients following invasive mechanical ventilation. We investigated the incidence of …

Although the emergency department (ED) is the initial care setting for the majority of older
adults requiring hospital admission, there is a paucity of ED-based dysphagia research in …

Purpose: Extended scope of practice roles can address health service challenges and
enhance patient services; however there has been limited research of extended scope roles …

Screening of acute stroke patients for signs of dysphagia (swallowing impairment) is
recommended within 24hours of hospitalization owing to increased risk of morbidity and …

Intensive care unit (ICU) admission and related prolonged intubation has been identified as
a substantial risk factor for the development of swallowing problems (aka dysphagia)(Perren …

Purpose To identify how speech‐language pathologists (SLPs) in the United States are
screening for and identifying dysphagia. To do this, we examined the approaches most often …