Clinical Swallow Evaluation
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This intermediate level course for SLPs identifies the essential components of Clinical Swallow Evaluation (CSE). The literature indicates a systematic, comprehensive, and thoughtful methodology may yield meaningful clinical data. This course overviews a systematic approach to conducting a CSE including objective assessments, questionnaires, structural assessment, respiratory considerations, and next steps in the swallow evaluation process.
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