… Dysphagia or swallowing difficulty occurs … speech-language pathologist works closely with
other professionals during the process of prevention, diagnostics and treatment of dysphagia…

… care according to a protocol (refer to Figure 2). … dysphagia intervention for the participants
in the study group and the resident speechlanguage pathologist at the site provided dysphagia …

… dysphagia justified their noncompliance with swallowing recommendations suggested by a
speech-language … to be noncompliant than those living in a health care facility. Four out of 5 …

… training for care staff supporting mealtime difficulties and dysphagia is essential. … in care
costs of €3677 in the acute hospital and €6192 in social care settings for people with dysphagia …

… The patient was evaluated by an SLP in the acute care rehabilitation center who noted
anomia, ataxic dysarthria, and apraxia of speech in addition to dysphagia. Over the course of 3 …

… The aim of this study was to examine the rate of dysphagia … care (ie, skilled nursing
facility, rehabilitation, long-term care) … for inpatient dysphagia evaluations by speech-language …

… in what constitutes essential work, especially for speech language pathologists (SLP). Offering
… delaying care for patients with swallowing impairment, the importance of timely dysphagia …

… with dysphagia and their caregivers across the care … as dysphagia (United Nations,
Citation2015). While it has been established that speech-language pathology (SLP) dysphagia care …

… are not yet available in dysphagia. The financial and medical … impact the timing of patient
care in dysphagia. The process of … in the development of all types of clinical trials in dysphagia. …

… Nurses are likely to encounter patients with dysphagia in various settings, including acute
care medical units, rehabilitation centers, and skilled nursing facilities. Dietary modification—…