GUSS - Griffith University Speech Students

GUSS _ Griffith University Speech Students (Gold Coast)

[Simone Howells PhD @simone_howells]

Today @Griffith_Health #slp2b students plated up so many creative recipes for people with dysphagia as part of our annual Dysphagia Kitchen. Feat Soft & Bite Sized pancake platter (plain, chai & Jaffa w condiments) & Ext Thick Sakura frappucino w green tea whip! #SwallowAware2021

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It's competition time! To celebrate SP Week and to raise more awareness around communication, share this post for your chance to win a $30 Coles voucher. #SPweek #communicatingwithconfidence Competition closes 5pm… https://t.co/KY6Kh2j5VG

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In celebration of Speech Pathology week and all things communication we got one of our star students to give us her ideas on what communicating with confidence means. https://t.co/QfAuRmDtJV

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It’s Speech Pathology Week! To help create awareness about the work speech pathologists do, four speech pathologists describe their favourite thing about being a speech pathologist.

[Video Description: Four Speech… https://t.co/FPvw7D9Hkt

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3) Today in our dysphagia kitchen experience students created a range of delicious recipes and audited them against the IDDSI guidelines. It was a great success!

#dysphagia #swallowaware2020 #beyondtheblender #SPA

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1) The International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative (IDDSI) is a global standard to describe texture modified foods and thickened drinks for individuals with swallowing difficulties of all ages, in all care settings

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2) The IDDSI framework consists of a continuum of 8 levels (0-7), where drinks are measured from Levels 0 – 4, while foods are measured from Levels 3 – 7.

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#Dysphagia #SwallowAware2020 #beyondtheblender

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1) Beyond the Blender is the dysphagia cookbook created by Simone Howells in collaboration with the Griffith University Master of Speech Pathology students!

#Dysphagia #SwallowAware2020

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2) There are a variety of tasty recipes included, both sweet and savoury and have been divided into 3 categories, based on their texture, for easy navigation!

Just one of the ways we can help improve the experiences of those living with dysphagia!

#dysphagia #SwallowAware2020

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4) Additionally, we can see that thickened fluids can be enjoyable if we are creative with our approach, such as with the thickened Tiramisu Mocha. Whilst this might be funny for us, it is many people’s everyday reality.

#swallowaware2020 #dysphagia #SPA

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1) One of the ways speech pathologists manage Dysphagia (swallowing difficulties) is by modifying patients diet to a texture that they can safely swallow. This management often involves thickening their drinks, even water!

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3) In this short clip, one of our second year students Rachel films her Dad trialing two texture modified drinks. This gives us insight into the reactions and experience of people with dysphagia who may be restricted to consuming texture modified diets every day.

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6) We can’t wait to share all the fantastic recipes following our dysphagia kitchen experience Friday!

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#dysphagia #SwallowAware2020

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1) It’s Swallowing Awareness Day!

The assessment and management swallowing difficulties also known as “Dysphagia” is a key range of practice area in the speech pathology profession.

#dysphagia #SwallowAware2020

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5) Simone has also led the development of the Griffith university dysphagia friendly recipe book “Beyond the Blender”. Not only did Simone launch this recipe book with great success, but our second years are now coming up with recipe ideas for a second edition of the book!