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2.1 What is Dysphagia or Difficulty Swallowing?
2.2 Basic Anatomy of Swallowing and Respiratory System
2.3 Dysphagia CAN LEAD TO DEATH!
2.4 Normal vs Abnormal Swallowing
2.5 Why is this Important?
2.6 Those with Dysphagia
2.7 Roles and Responsibilities
3.1 NDIS Practice Alerts!
3.2 Medication and Potential Complications
3.3 Risk of Poor Oral Health In Dysphagia
4.1 Factors Contributing to Dysphagia
4.2 Signs and Symptoms
4.3 Paying Attention To Participants’ Oral Health
4.4 Paying Attention to Participants’ Oral Health
4.5 Some Things Changed?
4.6 Responding To a Person Choking
4.7 Responding To A Person In A Wheelchair Who Is Choking
5.1 What is it?
5.2 Common Communication Supports
5.3 Supporting Participants to Lead The Life They Choose
5.4 Involving Healthcare Professionals
5.5 Reporting Responsibilities
5.6 Requesting A Review Of Dysphagia Support
6.1 Following Participant Documentation
6.2 Eating and Drinking Profile
6.3 Food and Meals
6.4 Mealtime Management Plans
6.5 Proper Positioning During Mealtimes
6.6 Aids and Adaptive Equipment
6.7 Additional Documents
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