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A Complete Guide to Managing Dysphagia at Home
A diagnosis of dysphagia may require drastic modifications to the way you eat, drink and live. Although relatively common—roughly 1 in 25 adults in the US will be challenged by dysphagia each year—managing dysphagia at home can present unique challenges. Learn what to expect from your new diagnosis and how to best manage it at home.
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Tips for Implementing IDDSI Guidelines
Get some practical tips for introducing IDDSI into your organization’s culture.
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Tips for Increasing Protein Intake at Home
Learn some easy, accessible ways to add protein to your daily diet.
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Disaster Planning for Your Foodservice Facility
Disaster can strike at any time—is your facility prepared?
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How to Deal With Food Supply Shortages in Your Foodservice Operation
Addressing shortages and coming up with solutions around food supply management is key for foodservice operations.
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Why Are Food and Fluids so Important for Aging Seniors?
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Recipe for Success: Improving the Dining Experience
Helpful tips for improving the dining experience for the residents at your facility.
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An Introduction to IDDSI
If you’re a healthcare or foodservice professional, you may be familiar with the unique dietary needs of those with dysphagia in your facility, and you may even have come across the IDDSI acronym before—but how much do you know? Get a quick rundown on IDDSI with our beginner’s guide, and how it can make serving those challenged by dysphagia easier.
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The Role of Speech-Language Pathologists in Palliative Care
Caring for people at the end-of-life comes with a unique set of challenges and responsibilities, including trying to balance a person’s health and wellness while giving them the best quality of life possible. Karen Sheffler, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-S provides some tips healthcare providers can use to make sure they are providing proper support for people in palliative care.
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