… speech language consultation with ICU patients. Nurses receive 1.5 continuing education
credits for program completion. Selected communication resource nurses on each unit … the unit …

… Paediatric patients with critical illness in the intensive care unit (ICU), particularly those
requiring mechanical ventilation, are at risk for negative neurological outcomes, including …

… In patients with aphasia, impairment-based or function-based language interventions …
devices can help certain patients with severely impaired speech production. After tracheostomy, …

… Authors discuss patientprovider communication in doctor’s offices or clinics (Chapter 4);
during a medical emergency or disaster (Chapter 5); in an acute care hospital/intensive care unit …

… cohort of patients not referred to speech-language pathology was head … patients were
reported to have had successful cuff deflation and decannulation, only one (11%) of these patients …

… patients nor the type of speech-language therapy in this area. … by speech-language therapists
in a Critical Patient Unit. … of the patient’s profile treated by speech-language therapists and …

… -language therapists due to the significant demands of dysphagic patients(19,20). This study
sought to characterize the population served by speech-language therapy residents in the …

… admitted to the intensive care unit after a severe spinal … patients treated annually in intensive
care units 1 experience an inability to communicate through the normal channels of speech, …

… found in both nursing and speechlanguage pathology (S-LP) … working with acute care patients
with communication needs … 8 nurse-patient interactions in an intensive therapy unit (ITU). …

… for patient documentation in the Speech Pathology Department at CHMC. This system
requires the speech-language … After each treatment visit for each patient, the speech-language …