Our 89th Webinar will be on "Core Outcome Sets in Dysphagia Research: A practical guide for researchers and clinicians", presented by Julia Hirschwald. 📆21/05/25 (Wed) 6:30pm CEST 🔗https://form.jotform.com/250973182643360 #COSDIP #dysphagia #Parkinsons #webinar @dysphagiamatters.bsky.social

A really special episode - loved talking to @streweek.bsky.social about trials methodology. Thank you so much, Shaun!

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We spoke with @streweek.bsky.social about why so much health research still falls short. Shaun argues that big parts of health research is “bad” & does not bring the needed value to the evidence-base. Tune in to learn how we can conduct “good” research for our patients 🎙️!

Very excited about this new episode where we talk about FEES with Prof. Heather Starmer! We explore the sometimes overlooked aspects of FEES preparation, consider how FEES & VFS can complement each other rather than compete, and discuss common interpretation challenges✨

Julia presented the results of her PhD study at the conference of the German Dysphagia Society 👩🏻‍🎓 so proud!!

🚨 SLPs, we need your help! 🚨 We are conducting a 20-30 minute survey study on perceptual ratings of pharyngeal residue in MBS 🩻. We’re looking for SLPs 👩‍⚕️ at all levels—clinicians, trainees, and students—to take part. Link to survey ➡️ www.tinyurl.com/2025CurtisAI...

New episode – a special one! Tabby Taylor Buck, science editor of Science at One on IC Radio @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social , interviewed us on dysphagia with David, who lives with dysphagia, & Prof. Alexandros Stratakos, developing 3D-printed food for dysphagia.

Do we all mean the same when talking about dysphagia? Surprisingly, there is still no agreed definition 😱 Listen to Prof. Debra Suiter, Prof. Giselle Carnaby & Dr. Martin Brodsky, who are working to establish a definition of dysphagia. ✨Wishing you all a wonderful holiday✨

I'm delighted to share our study on what people with #Parkinson's disease & family members consider important to measure in #dysphagia interventions. Key message: penetration/aspiration is really important, but fear of choking may be overlooked in current research studies. ➳ rdcu.be/d2Nmn