Rationale Aspiration is a common sequela post stroke as a result of oropharyngeal
dysphagia. It is primarily managed using the poorly empirically supported intervention of …

Abstract Introduction Motor Neurone Disease is a rapidly progressing, fatal and relatively
rare neurodegenerative disease of unknown etiology. People diagnosed with Motor …

Objective To conduct the first UK-wide research priority setting project informing researchers
and funders of critical knowledge gaps requiring investigation to improve the health and well …

Introduction Dysphagia is very common among hospitalized patients and is associated with
increased length of hospital stay, morbidity, and mortality. Diet restrictions for dysphagia …

Purpose: The purpose of this review was to identify the factors affecting adherence to
dysphagia dietary recommendations, a necessary contributor to the effectiveness of this …

The implementation of thickened fluids in patients with dysphagia is widely considered an
effective strategy for safe and physiologically improved swallow. However, there is limited …

Dysphagia is a frequent symptom in Parkinson's disease (PD). Thickening liquids facilitates
safe swallowing, however, low treatment compliance is a major issue, due to patients' dislike …

Dysphagia is associated with increased dependency and treatment costs, whereby patients
resort to extemporaneous compounding that may further increase the number of adverse …

Objectives Research suggests that clinical decision making for assessing and treating
patients with swallowing dysfunction varies significantly, and decisions may harm patients …

Background The need for effective compensatory strategies in neurogenic dysphagia
management has led to the exploration of sensory enhancement strategies (SES), such as …