… Speech language hearing therapists (… care to patients with dysphagia. Another team approach
that involves a joint effort from varying disciplines and is particularly suitable for dysphagia …

… the Health and Care Professions Council (… in speech and language therapy (SALT), followed
by a year under supervision as a newly qualified SLT. SLTs are involved in dysphagia care …

… across settings, procedures, and patient-populations, and to explore variables associated
with current or future telehealth usage for dysphagia care. This work is both critical and timely …

… good clinical care may … dysphagia management. This paper describes an ethical
decision-making model that can be applied by speech-language pathologists, as part of a health …

… It was anticipated that the results of this study would ascertain typical care treatment of
dysphagia in Australia, help develop our understanding of the contributing factors to treatment …

… Logemann and O’Toole (2000) reported that transitions in the provision of health care …
requiring dysphagia services in the schools. This continuing shift from inpatient to outpatient care …

… and dysphagia, but referral to speech-language pathology … % of the patients had dysphagia
and difficulties with feeding. … control, supportive psychosocial care, and assistance with …

… Patients at nutritional risk underwent nutrition care provided … that early dysphagia rehabilitation,
including speech-language-… aid recovery from, sarcopenia and sarcopenic dysphagia. …

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 …

… a point of breakdown in the care of the patient with dysphagia. Underlying compliance were
… within a stroke team, for the way care for patients with dysphagia is conceptualized, and for …