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Dysphagia Research Bites

Dysphagia Bites
Dysphagia
Dementia
Cervical Auscultation
Intensive Dysphagia Rehabilitation
Eating & Drinking With Acknowledged Risk
Community Health Care
Enteral Feeding
Cognitive Assessment
Griffith University
Neuroplasticity
Galway, Ireland
Disability
Consent
Prophylactic Swallowing Exercises
Aging Population
Tiffani Wallace
Home Health
Fees
Videofluoroscopic Swallowing Examination
Aspiration Pneumonia

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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If you're a speech pathologist working in the community, particularly in Australia or with adults with developmental disabilities, this episode is for you. But if you work with risk feeding plans in any setting, including the UK, there's plenty here ... more

The guidelines say to manage risk. But what if the guidelines are the problem? In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Dr Shaun O'Keeffe and I unpack his critique of the Royal College of Physicians' guidance on eating and drinking difficulties, ... more

If you've ever felt uncertain about whether cervical auscultation belongs in your clinical toolkit, this episode is for you. In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with Associate Professor Liza Bergstrom to unpack the eviden... more

In this episode, Chantelle sits down with Tiffani Wallace, a dysphagia specialist with a passion for rehabilitation, to break down a 2016 case series study on the Intensive Dysphagia Rehabilitation Approach (IDRA) ™ in patients with neurogenic dyspha... more

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Recent Guests

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
Liza Bergström
Associate Professor, experienced clinical researcher in Sweden involving dysphagia, cervical auscultation, ICU and tracheostomy
Karolinska Institute, Danderead University Hospital, Romeo Post-Intensive Care Rehab Centre
Episode: Cervical Auscultation: Don’t Throw Out your Stethoscope Just Yet with Dr Liza Bergstrom
Tiffani Wallace
Speech language pathologist with a special interest in dysphagia; founder of Dysphagia Ramblings
Dysphagia Ramblings; Dysphagia2Go; Dysphagia Therapy (author)
Episode: Intensive Dysphagia Rehabilitation: When Less is More with Tiffani Wallace
Jacqueline Rodriguez
Speech-language pathologist with a focus on dementia and dysphagia
Episode: Dysphagia & Dementia Part 2: What we Need to Learn & Unlearn with Jackie Rodriguez
Jackie Rodriguez
Speech-language pathologist with a focus on dementia care, bilingualism, and social justice
SLP practice (various settings)
Episode: Dysphagia & Dementia Part 1: What we Need to Learn & Unlearn with Jackie Rodriguez

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Cervical Auscultation: Don’t Throw Out your Stethoscope Just Yet with Dr Liza Bergstrom
Q: What exactly is cervical auscultation and what are the five components to listen for during CA?
CA involves listening to pre-swallow respiratory sounds, swallow sounds, the number of swallows, exhalation after swallowing, and the post-swallow respiratory pattern; together these elements help determine safety and efficiency of swallowing and guide whether further instrumental assessment is needed.
Risk Feeding, Informed Consent & Prandial Aspiration with Dr Shaun O'Keeffe
Q: What has changed in the field recently regarding thickened fluids?
There is growing recognition that thickened fluids may not be universally beneficial and can carry risks; conversations are shifting toward acknowledging the broader context of dysphagia and exploring safer, patient-preferred options through informed consent.
Risk Feeding, Informed Consent & Prandial Aspiration with Dr Shaun O'Keeffe
Q: What are the problems with labeling feeds as 'unsafe swallows'?
Labeling feeds as unsafe swallows drives unnecessary policy development and anxiety, and it can lead to rigid plans, inappropriate texture modification, and neglect of patient quality of life; the focus should be on flexible decision-making and shared consent.
Risk Feeding, Informed Consent & Prandial Aspiration with Dr Shaun O'Keeffe
Q: How should clinicians frame risk when discussing feeding with patients and families?
Clinicians should present risk in the context of specific adverse outcomes, quantify how likely they are, and discuss the potential severity for the individual, while prioritizing informed choice and ongoing reassessment rather than blanket restrictions.
Intensive Dysphagia Rehabilitation: When Less is More with Tiffani Wallace
Q: What are just a couple of things therapists can change to implement IDR without overhauling their practice?
Focus on reducing the number of exercises to one or two, while selecting targeted, evidence‑based options and ensuring they are practiced with high salience and caregiver support to boost adherence.

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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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