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If you use any of the following phrases in your documentation after a CSE, you might want a refresh:

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"presents with signs of penetration +/- aspiration"

"reduced hyolaryngeal movement"

"prolonged mastication" without reference to normative data or use of standardised testing

diagnosing oro-pharyngeal dysphagia with instrumental examination

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This webinar will cover why this type of language is problematic and present alternatives to ensure your documentation reflects clinical accuracy.

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This webinar includes:

* 20 min presentation

* 10 mins Q&A time

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Bonus resource included:

The Clinical Swallow Evaluation Documentation Cheat Sheet

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*Important: if you register for this event you will get a link immediately so please check your spam folder straight away

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About the Presenter:

Chantelle Hutchinson is a speech pathologist and casual academic with 15 years experience working with adults with acquired neurological conditions and developmental disabilities.

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Chantelle has certification in the Dysphagia Disorders Survey (DDS), the McNeill Dysphagia Therapy Program (MDTP) and has completed a 12-day intensive dysphagia course in 2023, led by Maggie-Lee Huckabee.

Chantelle is the Founder of Dysphagia Bites and the host of Dysphagia Research Bites, providing education for SLPs, particularly those working in home, community, outpatient and aged care settings.

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