Research shows that one out of two patients forgets half the information given to them within 24 hours, and the other half remembers it incorrectly. - This is just ONE of the many golden nuggets o

You know those awkward moments where you cant hear what someone is saying in a loud environment, so you just nod and agree to whatever they say? - hoping it makes sense to just nod and agree? - As a

While we often like to talk about research findings that shows us statistical significance in data and solid numbers we can lean on for treatment approaches - What about the kind of data that ISNT o

How confident are you in the world of - Concussion? - Traumatic brain injury? - Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) in young athletes and military personnel? - In this podcast episode, Kelli A. Ui

We often talk about how aphasia impacts peoples ability to speak or understand language, but what about aphasias impact on sign language? - Do the hands sometimes sign apple instead of orange th

Okay, this might sound like a trick question, butWhat is dysphagia? - This single question might be the most swallow your pride kind of question for medical SLPs yet - Because, believe it or not,

As an SLP, youre most likely to see a patient when theyre medically stablebut what if you could also be there from the start of their medical emergency? - What if you were part of the team who hop

Today, we're featuring Part 2 of an episode of the Speeching it Real podcast, where host Christy Ubieta asks Theresa Richard, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S all the good questions. THIS is where you get to lea

This week's episode of the Swallow Your Pride Podcast will be a little different It's a podcast within a podcast. We'll call itpodception. Today, we're featuring an episode of the Speeching it Rea

You know how dentists have those intraoral cameras that let patients see whats going on in their mouth? - What if SLPs could use those as part of their dysphagia assessment? - Or as part of their bi