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_86-ideas-that-could-help-with-med-slp-burnout.jpg "Burnout is rapidly increasing in the SLP field.nnWhile there is limited research about burnout in SLPs specifically, it’s obvious in online forums that burnout is a growing concern for MedSLPs.nnSo…what can we do about it?nnHow can we embrace the very important job we have to do…without sacrificing our emotional well-being? nnIn today’s video, we’ll be talking about burnout and how to help prevent it (or recover from it) as a medical SLP. nnWatch and Enjoy!nTheresa RichardnnVIDEO RESOU")
⏲ 6 min 56 sec ✓ 23-Jan-2023
_45-cancer-and-swallowing-124-what-med-slps-should-consider.jpg "Probably one of the heaviest three-word phrases that no one wants to hear in their lifetime is “you have cancer.” nnThis leads to endless questions and potential treatment options that inevitably lead to even more questions. nnOne thing that many people may not consider when navigating this challenging diagnosis is how cancer and cancer treatments can impact swallowing. nnEspecially when it comes to head and neck cancer.nnToday we’ll be talking about head and neck cancer and three main con")
⏲ 10 min 6 sec ✓ 27-Aug-2022
_44-neck-injury-neck-surgery-and-neck-pain-how-is-the-swallow-affected.jpg "For neck injuries, neck surgeries, and neck pain- discomfort and reduced mobility aren’t the only symptoms patients might experience! nnSwallowing can be temporarily or even permanently affected in some scenarios. nnSLPs should have a role in their care when swallowing is impacted, however sometimes that’s not the case. nnWhether it’s because the medical team relies more on the “wait and see '' method as swelling goes down or dysphagia is just an overlooked symptom, these cases are just")
⏲ 7 min 58 sec ✓ 30-Aug-2022
_42-the-cost-of-dysphagia.jpg "With soooo many nerves and muscles working together to orchestrate a symphony of movements that only takes 1 second to complete on average, the act of swallowing is beautifully complex. nnThat being said, if one thing goes wrong - especially if it PERSISTENTLY goes wrong - it can turn your health and your finances completely upside down. nnIn this video, we’re going to discuss the cost of dysphagia. nnWe’ll discuss the costs associated with inpatient dysphagia, dysphagia at the post acute, s")
⏲ 7 min 39 sec ✓ 27-Aug-2022
_108-3-questions-med-slps-should-ask-before-evaluating-a-patient-with-dysphagia.jpg "SLPs - picture this. You’re about to do a clinical swallow evaluation with a new patient. nnYou know you’re going to do an oral motor exam, cranial nerve exam, take a case history, and maybe do some PO trials…nn…but did you know…nn…before you even start that process, there are 3 important questions you need to ask? nnToday, we’ll be diving into the 3 Questions MedSLPs Should Ask Before Evaluating a Patient with Dysphagia. nnWatch and Enjoy!nTheresa RichardnnnVIDEO RESOURCE:n=======")
⏲ 7 min 3 sec ✓ 22-Feb-2023
_54-common-medical-errors-slps-may-encounter.jpg "We all have the absolute best intentions and lofty goals when it comes to how we serve our patients as medical SLPs, but it’s important to take the time to learn about and understand how common mistakes and medical errors can occur on the job. nnDiscussing the uncomfortable parts of working in a medical field can help us better prevent unwanted mistakes from happening and improve the effectiveness of our work. nnThis is exactly why I’d like to take just a few short minutes today to shine the")
⏲ 4 min 63 sec ✓ 22-Sep-2022
_49-slps-work-in-the-nicu.jpg "Did you know that speech-language pathologists have a critical role in the neonatal intensive unit, or the NICU? nnThis is an exciting and often difficult area for SLPs to tap into, but what exactly are our roles in this setting?nnLet’s dive into some of the basics of our roles and what we should know when it comes to working in the NICU as an SLP.nnWatch and Enjoy!nTheresa RichardnnnVIDEO RESOURCE:n========================nYou can check out the free MedSLP Collective clipboard kit for access")
⏲ 6 min 58 sec ✓ 22-Sep-2022
_47-how-to-advance-your-slp-career-continuing-education-and-clinical-experience-for-slps.jpg "Can SLPs actually advance their career? What does that actually look like?nnThis is a topic that’s near and dear to my heart. nnToday, I’m going to be sharing the many, many ways *you* can advance your career as an SLP. Whether you’re a brand new SLP or you’ve been doing this for years – there is always room for growth.nnWatch and Enjoy!nTheresa RichardnnnVIDEO RESOURCE:n========================nIf you’re interested in taking a course on leadership skills development as a medical SLP")
⏲ 6 min 69 sec ✓ 30-Aug-2022
_steven-de-waal-on-the-threatening-disruption-of-democracy.jpg "Steven de Waal talks about an important element in his latest book (Amazon 2018): how the same technologies that caused disruption in markets are now also threatening to disrupt democracy, and especially what this means for current politics and politicians and why we need to answer it with a new kind of (public) leadership, Civil Leadership. The main issues he addresses in this interview are: n•tThe public opinion is now of and by the public itselfn•tThe Misreading by Political Junkies, who")
⏲ 8 min 56 sec ✓ 07-Nov-2019
_59-the-keys-to-creating-a-great-inservice-as-an-slp.jpg "If you could have a room of nurses, therapists, and/or doctors who are only there to learn from you, what would you tell them? nnHow would you prepare those precious minutes to make sure they were all engaged AND learned something in a way that sparked change? nnToday I’m going to shine the spotlight on this very topic as I dive into the keys to a great inservice as an SLP!nnWatch and Enjoy!nTheresa RichardnnnVIDEO RESOURCE:n========================nYou can check out the free MedSLP Collective")
⏲ 4 min 86 sec ✓ 24-Sep-2022
_110-can-mbs-amp-fees-help-doctors-diagnose-medical-conditions.jpg "Can a modified barium swallow study or a FEES actually help doctors diagnose medical conditions?nnYes, absolutely.nnAnd if you don’t believe me – I challenge you to stick around until the end. Then, share in the comments if I was able to change your mind (or not!). nnAs you might already know - MBS and FEES are instrumental evaluations of swallow function. nnBut, in addition to giving us information about swallow anatomy and physiology…our instrumental studies can sometimes uncover unexpec")
⏲ 6 min 73 sec ✓ 08-Jan-2024
_71-what-are-the-different-types-of-aphasia-the-causes-diagnoses-and-treatments-of-aphasia.jpg "One of the most common communication impairments a medical SLP will work with is aphasia. nnAphasia is a disorder that impacts language expression and/or language comprehension. nnHowever, Aphasia isn’t just one simple diagnosis. nnThere are actually 6 types of aphasia - and many patients can demonstrate symptoms of more than one type! nnIn today’s video, I’m going to discuss the different types of aphasia and what med SLPs should consider when working with this population.nWatch and Enjoy")
⏲ 6 min 24 sec ✓ 21-Oct-2022
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_86-ideas-that-could-help-with-med-slp-burnout.webp "Burnout is rapidly increasing in the SLP field.nnWhile there is limited research about burnout in SLPs specifically, it’s obvious in online forums that burnout is a growing concern for MedSLPs.nnSo…what can we do about it?nnHow can we embrace the very important job we have to do…without sacrificing our emotional well-being? nnIn today’s video, we’ll be talking about burnout and how to help prevent it (or recover from it) as a medical SLP. nnWatch and Enjoy!nTheresa RichardnnVIDEO RESOU")
_45-cancer-and-swallowing-124-what-med-slps-should-consider.webp "Probably one of the heaviest three-word phrases that no one wants to hear in their lifetime is “you have cancer.” nnThis leads to endless questions and potential treatment options that inevitably lead to even more questions. nnOne thing that many people may not consider when navigating this challenging diagnosis is how cancer and cancer treatments can impact swallowing. nnEspecially when it comes to head and neck cancer.nnToday we’ll be talking about head and neck cancer and three main con")
_44-neck-injury-neck-surgery-and-neck-pain-how-is-the-swallow-affected.webp "For neck injuries, neck surgeries, and neck pain- discomfort and reduced mobility aren’t the only symptoms patients might experience! nnSwallowing can be temporarily or even permanently affected in some scenarios. nnSLPs should have a role in their care when swallowing is impacted, however sometimes that’s not the case. nnWhether it’s because the medical team relies more on the “wait and see '' method as swelling goes down or dysphagia is just an overlooked symptom, these cases are just")
_42-the-cost-of-dysphagia.webp "With soooo many nerves and muscles working together to orchestrate a symphony of movements that only takes 1 second to complete on average, the act of swallowing is beautifully complex. nnThat being said, if one thing goes wrong - especially if it PERSISTENTLY goes wrong - it can turn your health and your finances completely upside down. nnIn this video, we’re going to discuss the cost of dysphagia. nnWe’ll discuss the costs associated with inpatient dysphagia, dysphagia at the post acute, s")
_108-3-questions-med-slps-should-ask-before-evaluating-a-patient-with-dysphagia.webp "SLPs - picture this. You’re about to do a clinical swallow evaluation with a new patient. nnYou know you’re going to do an oral motor exam, cranial nerve exam, take a case history, and maybe do some PO trials…nn…but did you know…nn…before you even start that process, there are 3 important questions you need to ask? nnToday, we’ll be diving into the 3 Questions MedSLPs Should Ask Before Evaluating a Patient with Dysphagia. nnWatch and Enjoy!nTheresa RichardnnnVIDEO RESOURCE:n=======")
_54-common-medical-errors-slps-may-encounter.webp "We all have the absolute best intentions and lofty goals when it comes to how we serve our patients as medical SLPs, but it’s important to take the time to learn about and understand how common mistakes and medical errors can occur on the job. nnDiscussing the uncomfortable parts of working in a medical field can help us better prevent unwanted mistakes from happening and improve the effectiveness of our work. nnThis is exactly why I’d like to take just a few short minutes today to shine the")
_49-slps-work-in-the-nicu.webp "Did you know that speech-language pathologists have a critical role in the neonatal intensive unit, or the NICU? nnThis is an exciting and often difficult area for SLPs to tap into, but what exactly are our roles in this setting?nnLet’s dive into some of the basics of our roles and what we should know when it comes to working in the NICU as an SLP.nnWatch and Enjoy!nTheresa RichardnnnVIDEO RESOURCE:n========================nYou can check out the free MedSLP Collective clipboard kit for access")
_47-how-to-advance-your-slp-career-continuing-education-and-clinical-experience-for-slps.webp "Can SLPs actually advance their career? What does that actually look like?nnThis is a topic that’s near and dear to my heart. nnToday, I’m going to be sharing the many, many ways *you* can advance your career as an SLP. Whether you’re a brand new SLP or you’ve been doing this for years – there is always room for growth.nnWatch and Enjoy!nTheresa RichardnnnVIDEO RESOURCE:n========================nIf you’re interested in taking a course on leadership skills development as a medical SLP")
_steven-de-waal-on-the-threatening-disruption-of-democracy.webp "Steven de Waal talks about an important element in his latest book (Amazon 2018): how the same technologies that caused disruption in markets are now also threatening to disrupt democracy, and especially what this means for current politics and politicians and why we need to answer it with a new kind of (public) leadership, Civil Leadership. The main issues he addresses in this interview are: n•tThe public opinion is now of and by the public itselfn•tThe Misreading by Political Junkies, who")
_59-the-keys-to-creating-a-great-inservice-as-an-slp.webp "If you could have a room of nurses, therapists, and/or doctors who are only there to learn from you, what would you tell them? nnHow would you prepare those precious minutes to make sure they were all engaged AND learned something in a way that sparked change? nnToday I’m going to shine the spotlight on this very topic as I dive into the keys to a great inservice as an SLP!nnWatch and Enjoy!nTheresa RichardnnnVIDEO RESOURCE:n========================nYou can check out the free MedSLP Collective")
_110-can-mbs-amp-fees-help-doctors-diagnose-medical-conditions.webp "Can a modified barium swallow study or a FEES actually help doctors diagnose medical conditions?nnYes, absolutely.nnAnd if you don’t believe me – I challenge you to stick around until the end. Then, share in the comments if I was able to change your mind (or not!). nnAs you might already know - MBS and FEES are instrumental evaluations of swallow function. nnBut, in addition to giving us information about swallow anatomy and physiology…our instrumental studies can sometimes uncover unexpec")
_71-what-are-the-different-types-of-aphasia-the-causes-diagnoses-and-treatments-of-aphasia.webp "One of the most common communication impairments a medical SLP will work with is aphasia. nnAphasia is a disorder that impacts language expression and/or language comprehension. nnHowever, Aphasia isn’t just one simple diagnosis. nnThere are actually 6 types of aphasia - and many patients can demonstrate symptoms of more than one type! nnIn today’s video, I’m going to discuss the different types of aphasia and what med SLPs should consider when working with this population.nWatch and Enjoy")
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