Serving Students With Dysphagia in the Schools? Educational Preparation Is Essential! [0.03%]
在学校里服务吞咽障碍的学生？教育准备是必不可少的！
Lissa Power-deFur
Lissa Power-deFur
Speech-language pathologists employed in public schools are increasingly being faced with serving students with dysphagia because schools are serving students who may have previously been served in health care or institutional facilities. S...
Emily M Homer,Cheryl Bickerton,Sherry Hill et al.
Emily M Homer et al.
This article describes the development of a school-based dysphagia team (swallowing action team [SWAT]) within the St. Tammany Parish School System located in Covington, Louisiana. The team's vision was to ensure safe nutrition and hydratio...
Legal, Ethical, and Financial Aspects of Providing Services to Children With Swallowing Disorders in the Public Schools [0.03%]
美国公立学校提供吞咽障碍儿童服务的法律、伦理和经济因素
Thomas J O&#x;Toole
Thomas J O&#x;Toole
The public schools must follow laws that deal with services for children who meet the legal requirements for having a disability. Children who have swallowing disorders that require the services of a speech-language pathologist typically me...
Jeri A Logemann
Jeri A Logemann
Many children of all ages with swallowing disorders now receive at least part of their swallowing therapy in the public schools. This article presents the various types of swallowing therapy available, including postural changes, sensory en...
The Role of the School-Based Speech-Language Pathologist Serving Preschool Children With Dysphagia: A Personal Perspective [0.03%]
幼儿园儿童吞咽障碍的学校言语-语言病理学家角色——个人视角
Randy Moskowitz Kurjan
Randy Moskowitz Kurjan
Increasing numbers of medically complex children are being referred to preschool programs managed by the public school systems. Public school speech-language pathologists have the responsibility of evaluation and intervention in the area of...
Family-Responsive Individualized Family Service Plans for Speech-Language Pathologists [0.03%]
家庭响应型个别化家庭服务计划在语言病理学中的应用
Kathryn Polmanteer,Vicki Turbiville
Kathryn Polmanteer
Speech-language pathologists are the most frequent providers of services to infants and toddlers who have disabilities and their families. Because of this role, they are often involved with the family in the development of the individualize...
From the Editor. [0.03%]
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Elaine R Silliman
Elaine R Silliman
Joan C Arvedson
Joan C Arvedson
Speech-language pathologists in schools are increasingly being presented with children who have feeding and swallowing problems. These speech-language pathologists are in strategic positions to identify the problems, carry out an evaluation...
Prologue: Identification and Management of Dysphagia in the Public Schools [0.03%]
吞咽障碍的识别与管理：学校中的吞咽障碍
Jeri A Logemann,Thomas J O&#x;Toole
Jeri A Logemann
Brenda C Seal
Brenda C Seal
Increasing numbers of students who are deaf or hard of hearing are being educated in their local schools. Accommodations frequently made for these students include the provision of educational interpreting services. Educational interpreters...