ASHA 2017 Convention Program - 171

ORA L SEMIN AR S * FR IDAY

SWALLOWING AND SWALLOWING
DISORDERS (SLP)
A Clinical Primer of High Resolution
Pharyngeal Manometry Applications
for the Diagnosis & Management of
Dysphagia
FR 5:00PM-6:00PM
CC/515A (Lvl 2)

Session: 1512
1 Hr

Level: Introductory Type: Professional Education
Presented by: Kate Humphries, MUSC; Ashli
O'Rourke, MUSC
This session is developed by, and
presenters invited by, Swallowing and
Swallowing Disorders and SIG 13:
Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders
(Dysphagia). This session will provide
learners with an overview of the clinical
use of High Resolution Pharyngeal
Manometry (HRPM). Diagnostic and
biofeedback applications will be covered.
Cases showing clinical management of
dysphagia using HRPM will be discussed.

Clinical Utility of the Yale Swallow
Protocol
FR 5:00PM-6:00PM
CC/Petree C (Lvl 1)

Session: 1513
1 Hr

Level: Intermediate Type: Professional Education
Presented by: Debra Suiter, U of Kentucky;
Heather Warner, Southern Connecticut St U

FR 5:00PM-6:00PM
Session: 1514
CC/Concourse 150ABC (Lvl 1)
1 Hr

Level: Intermediate Type: Professional Education
Presented by: James Coyle, U of Pittsburgh
"What's Wrong With My Patient 2017"
extends into two crucial management
areas that encompass medical record
clues, clinical observations, making
predictions and data collection: ICU
screening and assessment considerations
and neurological sensorimotor function.
Purpose: help clinicians predict hidden
impairments and explain obvious ones
from examination and chart data.

TELEPRACTICE (GI)
Ida Telecare: Engaging Clients Before
& After Appointments for Improved
Outcomes
FR 5:00PM-6:00PM
Marriott/Platinum F/G/H

Session: 1515
1 Hr

Level: Introductory Type: Professional Education
Presented by: Cherilee Rutherford, Ida Inst; Ena
Nielsen, Ida Inst
Telehealth has many advantages to
both clients and clinicians but can
seem challenging to implement. This
presentation introduces participants
to Ida Telecare, an engaging, online
platform with easy‑to‑use tools for clients
to prepare for appointments and ensure
more productive, person‑centered
conversations and better outcomes in
the clinic.

Establishing & Maintaining a Culture of
Interdisciplinary Collaborative Practice
for Rehabilitation of Individuals with TBI

FR 5:00PM-6:00PM
Session: 1516
CC/Concourse 153ABC (Lvl 1)
1 Hr

Level: Intermediate Type: Professional Education
Presented by: Bryan Ness, California Baptist
U; Cindy Sendor, Casa Colina Hosp & Ctrs for
Healthcare; Aaron Rothbart, Casa Colina Hosp &
Ctrs for Healthcare; Hyerim Kang, Casa Colina Hosp
& Ctrs for Healthcare; Debra Ouellette, Casa Colina
Hosp & Ctrs for Healthcare
While the benefits of interdisciplinary
collaborative practice for patients with TBI
are manifold, the onus is on the treating
clinicians and administrators to instill
a professional culture that promotes
interdisciplinary practice. This seminar
features a panel discussion explicating
three variables that have helped establish
and maintain an interdisciplinary culture
in a comprehensive rehabilitation setting.
The cross‑disciplinary panel will discuss
barriers to interdisciplinary collaborative
practice and provide case examples
of both successful and unsuccessful
interdisciplinary practice.

VOICE AND ALARYNGEAL
COMMUNICATION (SLP)
A Glimpse into the Vocal Demands of
the Voice Over Artist
FR 5:00PM-6:00PM
CC/511ABC (Lvl 2)

Session: 1517
1 Hr

Level: Intermediate Type: Professional Education
Presented by: Edie Hapner, USC Voice Ctr; Debi
West, Honestly Speaking; Robin Armstrong, LA
VO Pro
The changing landscape of vocal
demands for the voice over artist will be
presented in a Socratic format of case
presentations and panel discussion
lead by a speech language pathologist
with experience in working with this
population and two highly regarded
voice actors. Case presentations
highlighting the extent of vocal demands
across jobs in commercial, gaming, or
audiobooks and a question and answer
format for the actors to tell their stories
will be presented.

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ORAL SEMENARS * FRIDAY

The Yale Swallow Protocol (YSP) was
developed to accurately identify
aspiration risk. Since its development, the
YSP has been incorporated into clinical
practice in healthcare facilities across the
country. Despite more widespread use,
some clinicians struggle to understand
how such a screen can be incorporated
into their clinical practice. Basic
components of YSP will be reviewed and
suggestions for using the YSP will be
discussed. Case studies for use of YSP will
be presented.

TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (GI)

What's Wrong With My Patient?
ICU Assessment Considerations &
Neurological Disease Clues & Clinical
Tactics
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