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dysphagia matters

Julia and Jule
Dysphagia
Head and Neck Cancer
Pediatric Feeding Disorders
Swallowing Disorders
Medical Ethics
Pharyngeal Electrical Stimulation
Swallowing Function
Survival and Quality Of Life
Stroke
Neuroplasticity
Aspiration Pneumonia
Swallowing Rehabilitation
Dysphagia Management
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
Swallowing Control
Cancer Cachexia
Sucking and Swallowing Development
Dysphagia Research Society
Laryngology
Interdisciplinary Collaboration

dysphagia matters – a podcast about swallowing, swallowing disorders and the latest and greatest, or sometimes not so great, evidence!

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Dysphagia is an under-recognised but clinically important complication following cardiac surgery. In this episode, Prof. Cara Donohue discusses why dysphagia can occur despite surgery being anatomically distant from the swallowing mechanism. We explo... more

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Preparing safe, enjoyable meals for people with dysphagia can be challenging but it does not have to mean sacrificing enjoyment of food, variety, and social connection. How can clinicians and caregivers help ensure meals remain safe and enjoyable?

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Meta-analyses are powerful tools, but they can be challenging to interpret. In this episode, we explore how dysphagia clinicians can better understand and critically evaluate meta-analyses to support evidence-informed practice. We are joined by Prof.... more

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In this episode, we talk to Dr. Raele Loy, a Speech and Language Therapist and research scientist at the Center for Health Disparities Research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. We discuss a critical but often overlooked aspect of dysphagia car... more

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Behind the tremor in Parkinson’s disease lies a complex neurodegenerative process that affects far more than movement. In this conversation, we are joined by Prof. emer. Werner Poewe, neurologist and one of the world’s leading experts in Parkinson’s ... more

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Button batteries may be small, but their impact can be devastating. In this episode, we speak with Prof. Kris Jatana about the serious and often hidden dangers of button battery ingestion in children. Found in everyday household items, these small ba... more

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​​What is it like to live with dysphagia due to ineffective esophageal motility (IEM)? In this episode, Adrienne shares her personal journey: from first noticing symptoms, through the path to diagnosis, and how the condition has evolved over time.

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Prof. Taher Omari, Physiologist, Principal Research Fellow and lead of the Swallowing Research Group at Flinders University in Adelaide (Australia) joins us to share insights on the new Leuven Consensus. This research project sets out recommendations... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Simone Howells
Speech pathologist, researcher, and lecturer at Griffith University
Griffith University
Episode: EP 50: Beyond the blender – dysphagia made easier with Simone Howells
Kendrea Garand
Professor at the University of Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Episode: EP 49: How to use meta-analyses as a dysphagia clinician with Kendrea Garand
Raele Loy
Researcher at the Center for Health Disparities Research
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Episode: EP 48: Health (in)equity in dysphagia care with Raele Loy
Werner Poewe
Retired professor from the Medical University Innsbruck in Austria and a leading expert in Parkinson's disease
Medical University Innsbruck
Episode: EP 47: Understanding Parkinson’s disease with Werner Poewe
Kris Jatana
Professor in pediatric otolaryngology and member of the National Button Battery Task Force
National Button Battery Task Force
Episode: EP 46: When every second counts – button battery ingestion and dysphagia with Kris Jatana
Taher Omari
Professor of Swallowing Research at Flinders University
Flinders University
Episode: EP 44: Pharyngeal High-Resolution Manometry-Impedence with Taher Omari
Kathryn Steadman
Professor and pharmacist at the University of Queensland, specializing in dysphagia and medication administration
University of Queensland
Episode: EP 43: Medication intake for people with dysphagia with Kathryn Steadman
Bendix Labeit
Neurologist at the University Hospital Düsseldorf
University Hospital Düsseldorf
Episode: EP 42: Dysphagia in myositis with Bendix Labeit
Heather Starmer
Clinical professor and director of the Head and Neck Cancer Speech and Swallowing Rehabilitation Center at Stanford University
Stanford University
Episode: EP 40: Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing (FEES) with Heather Starmer

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Jule
Host of the Dysphagia Matters Podcast; collaborates on episode discussions and guest coordination.
Julia
Co-host of the Dysphagia Matters Podcast; co-hosts episodes and helps guide conversations with guests.

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EP 49: How to use meta-analyses as a dysphagia clinician with Kendrea Garand
Q: What are some of the red flags that indicate pooling studies might not be appropriate?
Differences in patient populations, treatment protocols, outcome measures, and the severity of conditions examined can all raise concerns about the validity of the meta-analysis results.
EP 49: How to use meta-analyses as a dysphagia clinician with Kendrea Garand
Q: How does meta-analysis differ from a systematic review?
Meta-analysis combines and quantitatively analyzes data from multiple studies, while a systematic review synthesizes information without necessarily performing statistical analysis.
EP 49: How to use meta-analyses as a dysphagia clinician with Kendrea Garand
Q: What motivated you and your team to write this tutorial?
To address the gap in training for clinicians on how to interpret and evaluate meta-analyses effectively, enabling them to integrate evidence into clinical decision-making confidently.
EP 48: Health (in)equity in dysphagia care with Raele Loy
Q: What is currently known about health disparities in dysphagia assessment and management?
Compared to more established fields, the understanding of health disparities in dysphagia is still emerging, with evidence indicating that racial and ethnic minorities face structural barriers to care.
EP 48: Health (in)equity in dysphagia care with Raele Loy
Q: How would you then define health disparities?
Health disparities are defined as preventable differences in health outcomes that are created over time through various societal norms or policies, affecting socio-economically disadvantaged groups.

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Frequently Asked Questions About dysphagia matters

What is dysphagia matters about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A podcast focused on swallowing and dysphagia, featuring clinicians, researchers, and educators who discuss the latest evidence, clinical practices, and real-world management of swallowing disorders. Recent episodes emphasize practical topics such as meta-analytic methods in dysphagia research, equity in care, advanced diagnostic techniques, and specific patient groups (e.g., Parkinson's disease, myositis, pediatric ingestion risks, and medication administration for dysphagic individuals). A distinctive thread is translating complex research into actionable insights for clinicians and caregivers, with guests ranging from university researchers and pharmacists to clinicians specializing in swallow safety, endoscopy, and rehabilitation. The s... more

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