Patient Noncompliance With Swallowing Recommendations: Reports From Speech-Language Pathologists

You have accessContemporary Issues in Communication Science and DisordersArticle1 Mar 2011Patient Noncompliance With Swallowing Recommendations: Reports From Speech-Language Pathologists Julia M. King, , Katherine Ligman, , , , , , , , and Julia M. King Google Scholar , , Katherine Ligman Google Scholar , , Google Scholar , , Google Scholar , , Google Scholar , , and Google Scholar https://doi.org/10.1044/cicsd_38_S_53 SectionsAboutPDF ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationTrack Citations ShareFacebookTwitterLinked In FiguresReferencesRelatedDetailsCited by Dysphagia38:1 (1-22)1 Feb 2023Clinical Predictors of Dysphagia Recovery After Stroke: A Systematic ReviewPamela D'Netto, Anna Rumbach, Katrina Dunn and Emma Finch Medicine101:38 (e30600)23 Sep 2022Compliance and effect of thickener use in dysphagia patients with brain lesions: An observational pilot studyHye Joon Ahn, Min Ho Chun and Junekyung Lee Journal of Texture Studies52:5-6 (679-683)1 Dec 2021Thickened liquids for dysphagia management: A call to action in the development of educational and instructional strategiesJane Mertz Garcia, Edgar Chambers and Katie Yarrow Ethik in der Medizin21 Sep 2020Dysphagietherapie in der Geriatrie: Abwägungen zwischen Lebensqualität und Risiko – eine qualitative StudieDysphagia therapy in older people: weighing of aspiration risks against quality of life—a qualitative studyKatja Emmerich, Elke Müller-Simianer, Heike Penner and Tania Zieschang International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation27:6 (1-15)2 Jun 2020Clarity and contradictions: speech and language therapists' insights regarding thickened liquids for post-stroke aspirationArlene McCurtin, Ronan Brady, Katherine Coffey and Anne O'Connor British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing13:Sup5 (S4-S14)1 Oct 2017The use of modified foods and fluids in the management of dysphagiaRobert Davies and Elizabeth Bradley The Gerontologist (gnw203)11 Jan 2017Balancing Eating With Breathing: Community-Dwelling Older Adults' Experiences of Dysphagia and Texture-Modified DietsSandhya Seshadri, Craig R. Sellers and Margaret H. Kearney American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology25:4 (453-469)1 Nov 2016Consent, Refusal, and Waivers in Patient-Centered Dysphagia Care: Using Law, Ethics, and Evidence to Guide Clinical PracticeJennifer Horner, Maria Modayil, Laura Roche Chapman and An Dinh Dysphagia31:3 (424-433)1 Jun 2016Does a Water Protocol Improve the Hydration and Health Status of Individuals with Thin Liquid Aspiration Following Stroke? A Randomized Controlled TrialJo Murray, Sebastian Doeltgen, Michelle Miller and Ingrid Scholten Perspectives on Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders (Dysphagia)24:4 (146-154)1 Oct 2015Patient-Centered Dysphagia Therapy -The Critical Impact of Self-EfficacyNicole Rogus-Pulia and Jacqueline Hind (2014) Feeding and Nutrition, Hygiene, and Promotion of Continence The Care Home Handbook10.1002/9781118690345.ch5 Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice20:5 (596-600)1 Oct 2014A survey of thickened fluid prescribing and monitoring practices of Australian health professionalsJo Murray, Sebastian Doeltgen, Michelle Miller and Ingrid Scholten Journal of the Korean Dysphagia Society4:2 (60-67)1 Jul 2014연하장애 환자에 대한 점도조절식이의 순응도 조사 김정길, 오병모, Tai Ryoon Han and 염지운 Reviews in Clinical Gerontology24:1 (41-57)1 Feb 2014Dysphagia: implications for older peopleN Miller and J Patterson Annals of Rehabilitation Medicine37:5 (628)Factors Associated With Compliance With Viscosity-Modified Diet Among Dysphagic PatientsJae Seong Shim, Byung-Mo Oh and Tai Ryoon Han Volume 38Issue SpringMarch 2011Pages: 53-60 Get Permissions Add to your Mendeley library History Published in issue: Mar 1, 2011 Metrics Topicsasha-topicsasha-article-typesCopyright & PermissionsCopyright © 2011 American Speech-Language-Hearing AssociationPDF downloadLoading ...