SLP knowledge and opinions about breastfeeding: A Student survey

Dysphagia CafeJuly 27, 2019

Hello! I am an undergraduate speech-language pathology major currently conducting a research project titled Speech-Language Pathologists’ Knowledge and Opinions about Breastfeeding. This study aims to determine the education and understanding of breastfeeding among licensed speech-language pathologists.

If you are a licensed speech-language pathologist, specifically those who have addressed infant feeding/dysphagia (although all licensed SLPs are welcome), your participation would be greatly appreciated! Please share this post to spread the word.

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Gwyneth Swinburne is currently a rising senior at St. John’s University-Staten Island. She will be graduating 202 with a BA in speech-language pathology and audiology with a minor in social justice. Her faculty advisor is Dr. Karece Lopez.

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