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Nic was a patient on our ICU, recovering from a serious illness. He needed a tracheostomy to help with his recovery. He was awake, talking, eating and drinking while we gradually reduced the support he needed from the ventilator, in a process commonly known as “weaning”. Nic kindly agreed to talk t…

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The NTSP's Prof Sarah Wallace was recently speaking in Cancun, Mexico at the Sociedad Latinoamericano de Disfagia (SLAD, the Latin American Dysphagia Conference). Sarah bumped into SLP legend Dr Martin Brodsky, PhD, ScM, CCC-SLP, F-ASHA. Martin is Section Head of Speech-Language Pathology at t…
The NTSP's Prof Sarah Wallace was recently speaking in Cancun, Mexico at the Sociedad Latinoamericano de Disfagia (SLAD, the Latin American Dysphagia Conference). Sarah bumped into SLP legend Dr Martin Brodsky, PhD, ScM, CCC-SLP, F-ASHA. Martin is Section Head of Speech-Language Pathology at t…
The NTSP's Prof Sarah Wallace was recently speaking in Cancun, Mexico at the Sociedad Latinoamericano de Disfagia (SLAD, the Latin American Dysphagia Conference). Sarah bumped into SLP legend Dr Martin Brodsky, PhD, ScM, CCC-SLP, F-ASHA. Martin is Section Head of Speech-Language Pathology at t…
The NTSP's Prof Sarah Wallace was recently speaking in Cancun, Mexico at the Sociedad Latinoamericano de Disfagia (SLAD, the Latin American Dysphagia Conference). Sarah bumped into Johanna Gonzalez Avella who works as an SLT in Columbia, and Johanna was good enough to explain all about her wor…
The NTSP's Prof Sarah Wallace was recently speaking in Cancun, Mexico at the Sociedad Latinoamericano de Disfagia (SLAD, the Latin American Dysphagia Conference). Sarah bumped into Pia Astoroga and Benito Parra who work as SLPs in Mexico, one of 17 countries represented at the Conference. Pia …
The NTSP's Prof Sarah Wallace was recently speaking in Cancun, Mexico at the Sociedad Latinoamericano de Disfagia (SLAD, the Latin American Dysphagia Conference). Sarah spent time talking to Marianne Robert and Ivonne Vargos Zurigo, who are SLPs working in Costa Rica. Both Marianne and Ivonne …
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