July 20, 2004

FOCUS ON DYSPHAGIA

Fifteen states saw changes enacted in laws or regulations in 2004 that will change the way audiology and speech-language pathology are practiced.

What's New Stateside 2004?

State legislatures and regulatory agencies have generally had a positive impact on speech-language pathology and audiology. See for yourself in these state-by-state reports.

Managing Dysphagia for the Adult Approaching End of Life

Speech-language pathologists require a specialized set of skills to treat end of life patients with dysphagia. Learn about the role of technology and how to develop a dynamic treatment plan.

Treating Dysphagia With sEMG Biofeedback

Review a growing body of research on the use of surface EMG biofeedback to assist clients in learning and performing swallowing exercises.

Syringe Feeding in Long-Term Care

SLPs must have a rationale for using syringe feeding and must be aware of contraindications.

Grand Rounds: Dysphagia

Dysphagia places SLPs in a key role in designing and conducting treatment and coordinating the team effort.

Multicultural Issues in Academic and Clinical Education: A Cultural Mosaic

Academic programs are required to include multicultural content in their curricula. Meet the challenge with these strategies.

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