Live webinar: Digitally transforming the Dysphagia patient pathway

Join us on Thursday 9th July 2020 at 12:30pm for a live webinar to explore the role of technology and innovation in the identification, assessment and management of Dysphagia.

 

With the recent ‘digital first’ directives and a rapid shift to remote consultations, health and care professionals have found new and innovative ways to engage with citizens and patients during the Covid-19 pandemic. We will be joined by Dr Liz Boaden and Rebekah Davies who will be exploring digital transformation opportunities and best practice within the Dysphagia patient pathway.

 

During this webinar, you’ll learn:

  • Best practice for remote assessments
  • How tele-swallowing can benefit people living with dysphagia, their carers and the health service
  • The impact of poor dysphagia management
  • What resources, products and services are available to support people living with Dysphagia

 

Register for your place here

 

Dr Liz Boaden is a Director of Teleswallowing, Fellow of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists and a Senior Research Fellow at a UK university. She is an honorary lecturer at post-graduate level on specialist and advanced courses at four universities, as well as presenting at national and international conferences.  Liz is co-author of Swallowing Guidelines: Individualised Programmes of Care and lead researcher and co-author of the Inter-professional Dysphagia Framework. Liz is a founding tutor and lecturer of the internationally-renowned Manchester Post Basic Dysphagia Course and has co-designed the Teleswallowing approach.

 

Rebekah Davies is the Digital Health Clinical Lead at Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust. As a technology evangelist, Rebekah has been instrumental in the implementation of Microsoft Teams at her NHS Trust to deliver remote speech therapy sessions.  She also co-authored the updated Covid-19-related telehealth guidance for the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists (RCSLT).

 


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