by SYP@dmin | Feb 24, 2021 | Podcast
This week’s guests are Lyndsay Parker and Morgan Mendenhall, a SLP + RDN sister duo! Together, they will cover what it means when our roles shift from rehabilitative to supportive, the pathophysiology behind what happens to our hunger and thirst drives at the end of...
by SYP@dmin | Feb 17, 2021 | Podcast
Dr. James Curtis reviews a substantial body of literature on FEES to enhance our endoscopic practice patterns and improve our ability to interpret what we see. In part 2, he describes the influence of swallowing protocols, how color, coating, and opacity of liquids...
by SYP@dmin | Feb 9, 2021 | Podcast
Dr. James Curtis reviews a substantial body of literature on FEES to enhance our endoscopic practice patterns and improve our ability to interpret what we see. In part 1, he describes the diagnostic advantages of FEES and fluoroscopy, normal variability of functional...
by SYP@dmin | Feb 2, 2021 | Podcast
Sarah Busser, Med SLP and Certified Brain Injury Specialist, is here to talk about promoting patient autonomy and the best approach to developing a treatment plan. She even has a real life case study to share that demonstrates the power of shared decision making in...
by SYP@dmin | Jan 29, 2021 | Podcast
In Part 2 of her series on Total Laryngectomy, Kelly Salmon SLPD, CCC-SLP, BCS-S, CLT-LANA, NDC covers the role of the SLP in the immediate post-operative phase within the acute care setting, typical supply and equipment needs for individuals post-TL, preparing for...
by SYP@dmin | Jan 23, 2021 | Podcast
Kelly Salmon is back to discuss all things laryngectomy. Kelly covers indications for total laryngectomy, the SLP role in the pre-operative phase, what a thorough pre-operative assessment looks like, and available resources for patient education. It is a great...
