Sentence examples for swallowing screening from inspiring English sources

Policy and practice implications include the need to target 'high risk' evidence-practice gaps, such as low compliance with swallowing screening, assessment and retraining.

For example, underuse of swallowing screening, assessment and retraining may be considered to be of greater importance because of the risk of aspiration.

Another respondent wrote that the guidelines had "Enabled speech pathologists to develop a nurse screening training program for swallowing screening which has allowed speech pathologists to spend more time on assessment and management of patients' communication".

Two studies also found that younger patients had inferior access to swallow screening compared to older patients [ 7, 22], while a third study by McNaughton et al reported the opposite [ 19].

"The guidelines do say [that] 100%… everyone… should get a swallowing screen and everyone should get a communication screen" (SP2) Nursing professionals felt they had a good knowledge of stroke but insufficient skills to teach patients and carers effectively.

Although two studies reported inferior care for younger patients for the process of swallow screening, another study showed inferior care for older patients.

There were disturbing images of a woman crawling like a crocodile, of a ghost materializing on a security camera, its eyes swallowing the screen, and of a woman who, as she washes her hair in the shower, finds an extra finger interlaced with hers.

At times Bryzgalov was sharp, stoning Adam Henrique on a breakaway and swallowing a partially screened Mark Fayne shot from the point.

The protocol also offers an optional 'capsule-swallowing training programme' for potential participants who are unable to swallow capsules on screening.

Next, he helped swallow a Ravens screen pass.

If that weren't disconcerting enough, after the opening scenes, the entire movie seems to take place at night, with swatches of the screen swallowed by blackness.