Adult Speech & Language Therapy Team at Chesterfield Royal Hospital 🥛🥪🗣️💬
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ALT Speech and language therapists help dysphagia patients improve eating, drinking and swallowing through assessments and personalised therapy
ALT RCSLT ROOT data shows that 74% of patients with eating, drinking and swallowing difficulties improve with help from speech and language therapists.
ALT Infographic highlighting groups vulnerable to eating, drinking, and swallowing difficulties, including the elderly and those with disabilities.
ALT 1. Infographic illustrating the impact of eating, drinking, and swallowing difficulties on various age groups and demographics. 2. Visual representation showing how eating, drinking, and swallowing difficulties affect individuals across different life stages. 3. Chart depicting the effects of eating, drinking, and swallowing challenges on children, adults, and the elderly.
ALT A photograph of Reanne Miller appears in a circle at the top right on a blue background. Reanne has long dark hair. She is wearing earrings and a black top.
ALT Yellow background with a black image of a piece of paper with writing on it and a pencil. The post says 'our new AAC guidance has launched'. with a button that says 'check it out'.
ALT The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists appears in the top left corner of the image in white and mid-blue on a dark blue background. An outline of two loudspeakers appear in white and grey on the right-hand side.
ALT A purple graphic from the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists. On the right is a symbol of a computer. On the left, beneath the RCSLT's logo it says in black text: "Consultation on thickened fluids statement Have your say!"
