Swallowing Treatment: What’s Next?
Presented by Martin B. Brodsky and Marta Kazandjian
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Martin B. Brodsky
Dr. Martin Brodsky is Section Head for Speech-Language Pathology in the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Integrated Surgical Institute at Cleveland Clinic and Adjunct Associate Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at Johns Hopkins University. His…
Marta Kazandjian
Marta Kazandjian MA, CCC-SLP BRS-S, NBC-HWC, FASHA is Clinical Assistant Professor and Dept Head at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital and Stony Brook University. She is an ASHA Fellow and is board certified in both swallowing and swallowing disorders as well as in health and wellness coaching. She is an invited national and…
Chapters & learning objectives
1. Physiologic Management of Swallowing in ICU
Five physiologic impairments contributing to dysphagia and associated with critical care will be detailed. Examples of each component will be provided, clearly illustrating component interactions.
2. Component Interactions
Order of approach to treatment of one physiologic component may affect other components. Medical and/or cognitive acute changes may alter the relationships between these components. A discussion of the interaction between components will assist the learner in understanding the delicate balance during treatment planning.
3. PARTNERS Overlay with Components: Case Study
A case study will be used to illustrate the framework of PARTNERS in the context of developing a comprehensive treatment plan. Considerations used within this case study may be adapted as a model by the learner for clinical management.