… if dysphagia screening by a dietitian in an acute-care setting can accurately identify patients
at risk for dysphagia and the need for referral to a speech-language … at risk for dysphagia. A …

… However, since the majority of SLPs in health care settings do not participate in online list
serves, 10 this study sought the “typical” medical speech-language practitioner who might be …

… The current study illustrates the importance of multidisciplinary team-directed care in the
management of the dysphagia patient. Langmore suggested that the SLP alone cannot …

… to address care of individuals with dysphagia using a computer-based format. All current
direct-care … , enhance the care of individuals with dysphagia, and reduce medical complications. …

… In this study, we show that inpatient SLP providers caring for acute stroke patients with
dysphagia have substantial variability in their practice patterns, perceptions, and attitudes towards …

… dysphagia within their general dysphagia course, we still counted this as not offering a course
on pediatric dysphagia. … pediatric dysphagia was covered during the dysphagia course, …

… “Neurogenic Dysphagia” of the … of dysphagia in a large, German stroke register (II) To
determine the degree of implementation of dysphagia screening and referral to a speech language …

… with dysphagia in a group of elderly individuals receiving aged care services and was part
of a larger study that sought to investigate dysphagia and access to dysphagia care in the frail …

… There was wide variability in the therapy offered, which raises concerns for equity of access
to care in the UK. Further research determining the best approaches to dysphagia therapy …

… Care Quality Commission mentioned unsafe practice in relation to the care of people with
dysphagia in 12 care … to support care staff in the delivery of care for people with dysphagia, …