To all my fellow SLTs who spend hours making up words, sentences & paragraphs for therapy: welcome to the world of AI! Within 30 secs this app (Nova) has been able to give us 20 sentences on F1, 3 paragraphs on Scottish Football and 20 Q/A's on Abba! Game changer #mySLTday@RCSLT
It is common practice to assume that cerebral stroke causes muscular weakness in swallowing and that strength based exercises help fix it. This makes no sense from a theoretical physiological perspective or from what is often seen on fluoro. Here’s why (a thread) #FOAMed
Today we're relaunching our #stroke awareness campaign, reminding people of the symptoms of stroke and the importance of urgent action.
When a stroke strikes #ActFAST: check their Face, Arms & Speech.
If you notice any one of these signs, it's Time to call 999.
The e-learning Dysphagia Guide, created in partnership with @NHS_HealthEdEng, is now available online. You can access the programme and find out more here: https://t.co/FcqEyKcctd #dysphagia#slpeeps
Christian Boakye: What it’s like to be a Speech and Language Therapist at a young offender institute - great article outlining the importance of SLT support in this type of setting. Amazing work! https://t.co/BZxFiz3dfk
@CNWLnhs Speech & Language Therapist created new poster to advise staff how to communicate with patients when wearing a mask. Jasper Mckenzie, at St Pancras Hospital, hopes his 11 steps will encourage improved interaction between staff & patients. https://t.co/FGwn06X5kU
This is a great visual reminder of how to help people at mealtimes. Thank you @RCSLT@GivingVoiceUK Simple effective tips that make a huge difference to people’s experience, health and wellbeing 👍🏻 @LPTAdultSpeech@LPTnhs
Starting to see more post-extubation Covid+ patients coming our way now. Most of which have spent on average 3 weeks intubated on ICU. Going to be interesting to monitor their swallow and voice rehabilitation journeys. #mySLTday#covid19#ICURehab
Me and my colleagues have found it difficult to complete oromotor/cranial nerve exams with surgical masks on, as it takes away the ability to model the instructions we give to patients. So we decided to make a new (cleanable) visual - with yours truly as a the model! #mysltday
Based on the available evidence, #dysphagia assessment should be considered an #AGP, says expert
@RCSLT#COVID19 advisory group in a new report published today: https://t.co/aXmk3LCEoz