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Dysphagia Research Bites

Dysphagia Bites
Dysphagia
Dementia
Cervical Auscultation
Intensive Dysphagia Rehabilitation
Eating & Drinking With Acknowledged Risk
Cough Reflex Testing
Community Health Care
Community-Based Dysphagia Care
Enteral Feeding
Cognitive Assessment
Griffith University
Neuroplasticity
Galway, Ireland
Disability
Silent Aspiration
United Kingdom
Consent
Dysphagia Disorder Survey
Dysphagia In Developmental Disabilities
Functional Chewing Therapy

Dysphagia Research Bites is the podcast for speech pathologists who want to stay evidence-based without spending hours in the library. Host Chantelle interviews practising SLPs, researchers, and clinician-researchers about their work, unpacking one research paper at a time and exploring how the findings translate into real clinical practice. It has been designed with the community and home-based S... more

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What if one of the most overlooked aspects of dysphagia management isn't about swallowing at all — it's about chewing? In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with Carol, an oral health therapist who works with adults with di... more

In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with Dr Phoebe Macrae from the University of Canterbury to unpack the evidence on cough reflex testing: what it tells us, what it doesn't, and whether clinicians are making a dangerous ... more

If you've ever felt like your dysphagia training just doesn't quite fit when you're sitting at someone's kitchen table, you're not wrong, and this episode is going to explain exactly why. In this solo episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sh... more

What does it actually look like to assess swallowing difficulties in an adult who has eaten a certain way their entire life, and whose "textbook" may look nothing like yours? In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with Jen B... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Carol Tran
PhD qualified oral health therapist, co-founder of Oral Health Home
Oral Health Home
Episode: Functional Chewing Therapy (FuCT): A Protocol Every Community SLP Needs to Know About with Dr Carol Tran
Phoebe Macrae
Associate Professor and Director of the Roe Centre for Stroke Recovery and Research
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand
Episode: The Role of Cough Reflex Testing in Detecting Silent Aspiration Risk with Dr Phoebe Macrae
Jen Biener
Speech language pathologist with extensive experience in dysphagia diagnostics and management for adults with developmental disabilities
Seton Hall University (health sciences) / mobile clinical practice
Episode: Dysphagia In Developmental Disabilities "They Don't Read the Textbook" with Jen Biener
Maggie-Lee Huckabee
Distinguished Professor, University of Canterbury; researcher and clinician
University of Canterbury; Swallowing Technologies
Episode: sEMG & The Evolution of Swallowing Rehabilitation with Professor Maggie-Lee Huckabee
Anna Coates
Speech pathologist working in disability and mealtime planning
Episode: Eating & Drinking with Acknowledged Risk: A Panel of SLPs Get Honest
Niall Taylor
Speech pathologist with broad clinical background
Episode: Eating & Drinking with Acknowledged Risk: A Panel of SLPs Get Honest
Meredith Lane
Speech Pathology Clinical Lead at a community health provider
Episode: Eating & Drinking with Acknowledged Risk: A Panel of SLPs Get Honest
Lillian Krikheli
Lecturer and Researcher in Speech Pathology; runs Swallow Science Melbourne
Episode: Eating & Drinking with Acknowledged Risk: A Panel of SLPs Get Honest
Shaun O'Keeffe
Consultant geriatrician; national clinical lead for consent and mental capacity law in Ireland
Galway University Hospitals; University of Galway
Episode: Risk Feeding, Informed Consent & Prandial Aspiration with Dr Shaun O'Keeffe

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Functional Chewing Therapy (FuCT): A Protocol Every Community SLP Needs to Know About with Dr Carol Tran
Q: What do you recommend for adults with limited dentition who might not have molars?
If there are insufficient teeth to safely perform the protocol, alternatives include dental consultation to explore options, referral to a dietitian to assess nutrition, and adapting the therapy to the individual's abilities and safety, recognizing that dentition and financial considerations may limit implementation.
Functional Chewing Therapy (FuCT): A Protocol Every Community SLP Needs to Know About with Dr Carol Tran
Q: Can you talk us through what this approach is?
The approach is a structured, multidisciplinary protocol focusing on improving oral function and chewing to support swallowing and overall feeding; it starts with ensuring good posture and core control, then positioning the food on the molars, incorporating sensory stimulation, and finally adjusting food texture while leveraging tools like chew tubes to enhance engagement and safety.
The Role of Cough Reflex Testing in Detecting Silent Aspiration Risk with Dr Phoebe Macrae
Q: Should cough reflex testing be routinely used in community settings, or mainly in acute care?
Cough reflex testing is easily implemented and useful when available, but it should be one component of a broader assessment; in community settings, its use may be more limited, and clinicians should be mindful of how limited information might affect decisions.
The Role of Cough Reflex Testing in Detecting Silent Aspiration Risk with Dr Phoebe Macrae
Q: What was the study design and what did you aim to discover about cough reflex testing and patient management?
The study used two hypothetical patient cases differing in risk factors for aspiration pneumonia to see how clinicians would adjust diet and management with different cough test results, highlighting how airway sensitivity information influences decisions.
Dysphagia In Developmental Disabilities "They Don't Read the Textbook" with Jen Biener
Q: Did the figure about 83% of cases not being documented surprise you?
Jen indicates she was not surprised by the finding and commends the study's clever use of combining population data with medical records to reveal under-recognition.

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What is Dysphagia Research Bites about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Dysphagia Research Bites delivers concise, evidence-based discussions for speech-language pathologists and clinicians working with adults who have dysphagia. Each episode unpacks a single research paper or cutting-edge topic, translating findings into practical strategies for home, community, and clinical settings. Listeners are likely engaged in clinical practice, program development, or academic research, seeking actionable takeaways on risk management, assessment techniques, and innovative therapies. Noteworthy is the show's mix of practitioner experience and research expertise, with guests spanning educators, clinicians, and researchers who emphasize person-centered care, autonomy, and real-world applicability of evidence. This makes it... more

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