Curious about how effective collaboration between dentists and SLPs will enhance advocacy and optimize patient care? - Sara Davis and Sara Charney discuss their collaboration and the unique topic of

Are you frustrated with dreading productivity expectations at your facility? Or maybe you are fed up with feeling like you are constantly battling the clock. This episode encourages you to reclaim pr

Productivity is one of those words that can leave a bad taste in your mouth, but why is that? - In most cases, as medical SLPs, its because we dont have much control over how productivity works. - O

From educating restaurant staff to bringing recipes to support groups, its important to humanize dysphagia care. - And when it comes to fostering that approach with the head and neck cancer populati

Have you ever wondered how much you can actually do as an SLP when it comes to dementia care? - One of the most common misconceptions about dementia care in general is that not much can be done. Its

Wherever you're working, whatever setting you're working in, whatever profession you are, if you're working with humans, you should be trauma-informed. - Rachel Archambault, MA, CCC-SLP dropped ALL

Raise your hand if youve ever received orders to see a patient with head and neck cancer AFTER theyve started (or completed) radiation and/or surgery. - A million times yes. - Its one of those comm

Imagine walking into a room where a team of physicians, physical therapists, and dietitians are sitting at the table discussing wound care. - Would you pause and slowly back out the door, hoping no on

You know when a patient complains about swallowing difficulty and you do an instrumental, but everything looks fine? - Excuse my lack of eloquence here, butwhat the heck? - This is often referred to

So you want to work in the NICU. - First of all - cheers to that! You have a major goal to help some of the most fragile (but also resilient) tiny humans we can help, which is exciting and inspiration