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Dysphagia education: Rewind on 2016

Dysphagia education: Rewind on 2016

Continuing EducationHead Neck CancerRehabilitationTelepracticeTreatmentDysphagia CafeDecember 31, 2016

This is the part where I spread out a host of resolutions: Cross Fit Training, become a vegan, buy a Ferrari, never touch honey thick liquids with a ten foot pole…Wait, this is not about me.

Once upon a time, in March 2013, Dysphagia Cafe set out to facilitate a community for the Dysphagia Therapist. The hope was not to create an advice forum or individual expert page, but a community that is supported by scientists and clinicians from all corners of the earth. We are fortunate to have subscribers from Brazil, New Zealand, Japan, Canada and everywhere in between. Whether one calls it Disfagia or Dysphagia or one identifies as an SLP or an SLT, it has been a pleasure to see what happens when all clinicians start to communicate in the same clinical language.

It is always a good idea to reflect on humble beginnings, that is why I really appreciated the article from Dr. Groher on The historical role of SLP in dysphagia management. There have been countless amazing guest posts that have made this site’s content rich and diverse. Personally, I have enjoyed the amazing networking and feel fortunate to have met a lot of brilliant and inspiring people along the way.

Needless to say, I am having a blast! I am hoping you are finding this community to be in good taste for the purpose of learning and growing for the benefit of our patients.

I am looking forward to help make Dysphagia Cafe a richer and tighter community in 2017.

Happy New Year!!!

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