PhD, CCC-SLP, Director - Swallowing & Communication Collaborative, Assistant Professor - MGH Institute of Health Professions, SLP - Brigham & Women’s Hospital
"But Chelsea ultimately wanted to eat and drink normally, to spit, to swallow a pill, to close his mouth—and, most of all, he said, to kiss Ebony on the cheek."
Teamwork makes the dream work. Lucky to be part of the incredible team helping Robert accomplish his goals!
Robert Chelsea turned down the first face he was offered. It had belonged to a man with skin that was much fairer.
It took more than a year for Chelsea to get a second call. He’s the first African American to receive a face transplant https://t.co/DeHNNjzAR8
In order to attract and support students in Doctor of Speech-Language Pathology programs, we need to understand their experiences. Find out about the goals and motivations of SLPD students in the latest from #ASHASIG10 https://t.co/ohm6bAbFcT @montclairstateu#SLPeeps#SLP2B
Today, MGH staff are asking patients and colleagues: "What Matters To You?" #WMTY Ask what matters, listen to what's important, and do what matters! #PatientCenteredCare#SDM https://t.co/2B91XIYTQX
A big win preceded by numerous losses. Very grateful to an amazing group of past, present, and future mentors who kindly encouraged me to persevere. I can’t wait to do this work and to help center patient voices in dysphagia management.
It was a pleasure to share my work on biomechanical biomarkers of tongue impairment during swallowing in persons living with ALS with the UK Swallowing Research Group. Thanks for the invite. Great learning from an amazing group of researchers & clinicians! #UKSRG2022@UKSRG2
Excited about this amazing opportunity for clinicians and researchers to discuss and collaborate. Join us to help improve implementation science #ImplSci in communication sciences and disorders! Learn more and register here: https://t.co/R7xx59raht #SLPpeeps
Save the Date & Subscribe for Updates for our CSD #ImpSci conference April 29-30, 2022. #ISforall Registration opening soon! @TheInformedSLP@tiffanyphogan https://t.co/n5KFcTexHU
Very proud of this interdisciplinary work that was published in Experimental Brain Research: https://t.co/uscnXq0RqS We used novel conceptual and methodological approaches to show how activity-induced neuroplasticity can impact speech performance. @SFDLab@TJK_BRL@IHPResearch
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What’s going on here? And why it’s key in #COVID19
It’s quite simple: we finally had the #wisdom to ask Mr. D the right question! He and his wife encouraged us to use this picture to teach what we learned.
#PalliativeCare#MedTwitter#NurseTwitter
I just ❤ this. No SLPs involved, but a great example of how much eating can mean and why considering patient preferences for eating is so very important.
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My patient died the other day. One often described as “cantankerous" and known for his legendary cuss-outs and kick-outs from his room.
And one who was sick.
"Cantankerous" by definition is:
bad-tempered
argumentative
uncooperative
A bad rap if you're a patient.
Yup.