As busy SLPs SLP-ing, we could all use a little R&R. But who has the time these days?!? And how do you even do it? Here, relevant research articles are reviewed, summarized, and discussed by yours truly to improve knowledge, advocacy, and clinical care for OUR patients!
Recent Reviews:
Can a video swallow a day keep the kidneys at bay? Not wasting time with the renal failure population
I don't know about you, but sometimes I feel like a revolving door while working in the medical field. You see one diagnosis, then another, […]
Interview with a Researcher:
Interview with a Researcher – Miriam van Mersbergen, PhD, CCC-SLP
To mark the final post in the series, Dr. van Mersbergen not only shares the REAL reason researchers do what they do, but also gives […]
Interview with a Researcher – Geralyn Schulz, PhD, CCC-SLP
Dr. Schulz not only knows a thing or 2 about Parkinson's Disease and Telerehabilitation servicces, but also many things regarding research in our field! See […]
Interview with a Researcher – Lauren Tabor-Gray, PhD, CCC-SLP
Get ready to hold your hats as Dr. Tabor-Gray shares a boat load of insights into her research on cough function in ALS (check out […]
Short ‘n Sweet Reviews:
Short ‘n Sweet – Accuracy of localizing pharyngo-esophageal stasis
My choice became the tie-breaker!🫠 How many times have you gotten a referral for someone simply saying, "Something gets stuck when I swallow," or "There's […]
Short ‘n Sweet – EAT-10 update
I don't know about you, but these days I can use all the help I can get for making my job easier, quicker, or better. […]
Short ‘n Sweet – Hospital Discharge Dysphagia Omissions
We come. We evaluate. We treat. We recommend. We leave. That seems to be the simplistic sequence, right? Ever wonder what happens to those recommendations […]
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