Dysphagia and Aspiration in the Pediatric Patient

Tutor, James D.

doi:10.1044/sasd10.2.6

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“…Aspiration can be a major safety risk for students with dysphagia. According to Tutor (2001), the combination of aspiration and dysphagia has been linked with significant respiratory morbidity and, in some cases, mortality in infants and children. Treatment and /or management of students with dysphagia may prevent aspiration (ASHA, 2007;Logemann & Robbins, 2007).…”

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Establishing a Public School Dysphagia Program: A Model for Administration and Service Provision

Homer

2008

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SLPs should be proactive in providing dysphagia services to students in the schools. A procedure that is adopted by a school system for all of its employees to follow will offer direction and guidance. This system-supported procedure may provide assurance that dysphagia services are being provided in a professionally acceptable manner. Ongoing staff development and training is essential. A system can implement dysphagia services using existing staff, when possible, and policies and procedures that have been approved by the system.

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