Form: Continuing the Dysphagia Plan of Care After Going Home - English or Español
Dysphagia precautions don't end when someone leaves a hospital or care facility. This form is designed for Speech-Language Pathologists to fill out for patients and family in order to improve carry-over of strategies to reduce risk of dysphagia after returning to a home environment.
Español Translated by María Del Mar Díaz Martínez.
María is a medically-based-SLP. She obtained her BS in psychology at the Interamerican University of Puerto Rico. In 2013, she completed her Masters in Speech-Language Pathology at Carlos Albizu University in Puerto Rico. She works in hospital settings with a focus on critical care, respiratory problems, stroke, late stage dementia, tracheostomies, and neurological impairments. She is a clinical supervisor at the clinic of Carlos Albizu University. She is passionate about continuing to improve the life quality of the adult population with the highest quality and competence standards.
Tech specs: Digital download. 1 page. 8.5 x 11 inches. PDF format. 3.2 MB.
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