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A Trigeminal Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 1)

A Trigeminal Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 1)

by TR@dmin | Feb 22, 2021 | You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve

Don’t have time to get lost in each blog post? CLICK HERE to receive a PDF of the entire Cranial Nerve review. DOWNLOAD NOTES Why the F @$% do we need to know about these stupid @$$ cranial nerves (CNs)? I know, this post may seem so lame and elementary to some SLPs,...
A Facial Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 2)

A Facial Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 2)

by TR@dmin | Feb 13, 2021 | You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve

Don’t have time to get lost in each blog post? CLICK HERE to receive a PDF of the entire Cranial Nerve review. DOWNLOAD NOTES   I hope you learned a little suttin’ suttin’ from reading Part 1 – the Trigeminal nerve! (Go check it out if you didn’t, it explains why...
A Glossopharyngeal Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 3)

A Glossopharyngeal Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 3)

by TR@dmin | Feb 12, 2021 | You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve

Don’t have time to get lost in each blog post? CLICK HERE to receive a PDF of the entire Cranial Nerve review. DOWNLOAD NOTES I hope you’re like soooo good with the trigeminal and facial nerves now. Today’s topic is the the glossopharyngeal nerve. The glossopharyngeal...
A Vagus Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 4)

A Vagus Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 4)

by TR@dmin | Feb 11, 2021 | You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve

Don’t have time to get lost in each blog post? Click Here to receive a PDF of the entire Cranial Nerve review. DOWNLOAD NOTES   Dun Dun Dun… the ever important Vagus nerve! The vagus nerve, know as CN X or TEN reminds me of Las Vegas in that its got so much crazy...
A Glossopharyngeal Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 3)

A Hypoglossal Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 5)

by TR@dmin | Feb 9, 2021 | You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve

Don’t have time to get lost in each blog post? CLICK HERE to receive a PDF of the entire Cranial Nerve review. DOWNLOAD NOTES Last but certainly not least, we’ve made it to the last of our cranial nerve review. I bet you’re super bummed. Don’t worry, this sparked a...

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  • A Trigeminal Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 1)
  • A Facial Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 2)
  • A Glossopharyngeal Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 3)
  • A Vagus Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 4)
  • A Hypoglossal Nerve Review for Swallowing Disorders (You’re Getting on my Last Cranial Nerve Part 5)

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    Ever wondered how the MBSImP became THE standardiz Ever wondered how the MBSImP became THE standardization of MBSS? Where did the 17 components and 12 swallows come from? If you’ve had those questions or just really love to learn about all things swallowing, this is the episode for you! In episode 235 of SYP, I have the privilege of talking with the one and only Dr. Bonnie Martin-Harris about the development and creation of the Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile. Dr. Martin-Harris takes us down memory lane as she shares the patient who inspired her to dive into standardization of swallow studies, the team that helped create the MBSImP, and the process of getting this tool to the masses. She discusses the current research that is continuing to validate the protocol and where research may be headed in the future. Dr. Martin-Harris is a pioneer in our field and a joy to listen to as she shares her journey. In this episode, you’ll hear about: -The patient that inspired the MBSImP -The team that brought it (and the Charleston Swallowing Conference) to life -The rigorous process through which the MBSImP was born -The current research that Dr. Martin-Harris is working on -Upcoming education opportunities to grow your skills in assessing swallowing Listen to the full episode here: https://syppodcast.com/235 As always, thanks for listening!
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    If you’re interested in working in acute and the If you’re interested in working in acute and the ICU, this is the episode for you! In episode 232 of SYP, I have the privilege of talking with Nicole Langton- Frost, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S about her experience as an acute SLP who is now working in an administration role while maintaining a clinical role in the ICU and partnering with her research colleagues at Johns Hopkins. Nicole really does a little of it all and is elevating our field along the way. She shares what she has learned over the years while working in the ICU, research that has shaped her practice, and where she sees the role of the SLP in the ICU evolving over the upcoming years as our profession continues to grow. In this episode, you’ll hear about: - What lessons Nicole has learned over the years while working in the ICU - Research that has shaped her practice with the critically ill population - Where she sees the role of the SLP in the ICU evolving over the upcoming years - Advice for SLPs who want to work in the ICU - Nicole’s upcoming course Listen to the full episode here: https://syppodcast.com/232 * * * * #TheresaRichard #TheresaRichardSLP #acuteslp #acute #medslp #womeninhealthcare #slt #speechlanguagepathologist #speechlanguagepathology #speechtherapy #slpsofinstagram #healthpodcast #PodcastAddict #podcastshow #podcasters #applepodcast #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #podcastlife #theswallowyourpridepodcast #healthcareprofessionals #icu #womeninmedicine #healthtalk
    There’s an age-old dilemma in the medical field There’s an age-old dilemma in the medical field about what makes someone a better clinician: someone with decades of experience or a new grad armed with the latest information? Experience doesn’t necessarily equal ability, but on the flip-side, knowledge doesn’t make up for a lack of experience. The short answer is: you need BOTH. 💯 Thankfully, there are so many great ways to expand your knowledge base through courses and trainings, while gaining on-the-job experience with patients. The MedSLP Collective is your destination for trainings, tools, and resources to grow your practice and expand your knowledge. To learn more visit the link in bio today! 📲 * * * * #TheresaRichardSLP #MedicalSLPCollective #MedicalSLP #betterclinician #speechtherapylife #speechlanguagepathologist #slpbloggers #speechtherapyideas #speechpathologist #slpeeps #SLPprivatepractice #clientcenteredhealthcare #evidencebasedpractice #patientcentered #patientcare #patientcenteredcare #evidencebased #clinicalexperience #medicalknowledge #medicalprofessionals #careergoals #healthcareworkers #privatemedicalpractice #continuingeducation
    What does it mean to have patient-centered care? 💭 More than just a trendy buzzword, patient-centered care is the future of the healthcare industry and it’s essential that SLPs adapt accordingly. Patient-centered means keeping a patient’s values at the core of their health care. Patient-preference means considering a patient’s wishes. Patient-experience refers to whether or not a patient’s expectations were met. These terms are not all interchangeable and it’s important to know and consider the difference. This is why communication with patients and their families is critical for SLPs. 💗 Special thanks to @talktoolstherapy for having me on to chat with your community and I look forward to presenting again at the end of April! To learn more about patient-centered care, visit the link in bio to register for my 4 hour (o.4 ASHA CEUs) on demand workshop - Evidence-Based Practice for Medical SLPs. 📲 * * * * #TheresaRichardSLP #TheresaRichard #MedicalSLPCollective #MedicalSLP #SLPprivatepractice #clientcenteredhealthcare #evidencebasedpractice #patientcentered #patientcare #patientcenteredcare #speechpathology #speechpathologist #SLPofinstagram #speechtherapy #feedingtherapy #speechlanguagepathologist #speechlanguagepathology #slpsofinstagram #slpeeps #medicalprofessionals #healthcareworkers #privatemedicalpractice
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