Perspectives of Stroke Survivors and Carers Completing a Late-Stage Swallowing Rehabilitation Program for Severe Chronic Dysphagia: Implications for Clinical Practice and Service Development

Layfield, Claire A; Ballard, Kirrie J; Anderson, Kate

Perspectives of Stroke Survivors and Carers Completing a Late-Stage Swallowing Rehabilitation Program for Severe Chronic Dysphagia: Implications for Clinical Practice and Service Development

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posted on 2024-04-22, 05:48 authored by Claire A Layfield, Kirrie J Ballard, Kate AndersonKate Anderson

Perspectives of Stroke Survivors and Carers Completing a Late-Stage Swallowing Rehabilitation Program for Severe Chronic Dysphagia: Implications for Clinical Practice and Service Development

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF STROKE

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18

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75-75

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1747-4930

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1747-4949

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English

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E3 Extract of paper

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2

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SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD

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Science & Technology Life Sciences & Biomedicine Clinical Neurology Peripheral Vascular Disease Neurosciences & Neurology Cardiovascular System & Cardiology

Perspectives of Stroke Survivors and Carers Completing a Late-Stage Swallowing Rehabilitation Program for Severe Chronic Dysphagia: Implications for Clinical Practice and Service Development

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