Speech-Language Pathology Management for Adults with COVID-19 in the Acute Hospital Setting: What Do We Know?







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Volume 7,Issue 3
Speech-Language Pathology Management for Adults with COVID-19 in the Acute Hospital Setting: What Do We Know?by
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Abstract The purpose of this study was to collate and summarize the content covered in published literature describing speech-language pathology management of adult patients with COVID-19 in the acute hospital setting as of February 2022. This review serves as an updated review of the initial recommendations [...] |
Living Well with Illness: Evaluation of a Transdiagnostic Compassion-Focused Therapy Group for Long-Term Health ConditionsAbstract This study presents a mixed methods evaluation of a transdiagnostic Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) group intervention, for adults with long-term health conditions (LTHCs). It aims to assess whether group completion was associated with improved outcomes in mood, overall well-being and t [...] |
The Beneficial and Adverse Effects of PhytoestrogensAbstract The most well-known phytoestrogens (flavonoids, isoflavonoids, lignans, coumestans, stilbenes, and prenylflavonoids) are isoflavonoids, which are important active ingredients in medicinal and food plants. They are highly abundant in the Fabaceae family. More than 1,000 types of isoflavon [...] |
Assessing the Ability of Reiki Practitioners to Detect Human Energy FieldsAbstract Reiki is a form of energy healing that has gained popularity in the United States, but there remains skepticism about its scientific validity. This study examines the ability of Reiki practitioners (RP) to detect human energy fields (HEF). Volunteer RP were asked to identify the location of a human [...] |
How Do Long Term Oral Pain Killers Enhance Pain and Promote Chronic Pain?Abstract Oral pain medicines are routinely used to treat pain and chronic pain. Recent evidence shows that many of these medicines actually increase chronic pain when used over several weeks. Patients should be encouraged to find alternative pain treatments and avoid oral medicines for pain. [...] |
Clinical Practice Guidelines About Screening for Disruptive Behavior Problems at Well-Child Visits: A Rapid Review of the Literature on the Accuracy of Parents’ Behavioral ConcernsAbstract The current recommendations of the Canadian Paediatric Society about monitoring children’s disruptive behaviors at well-child visits call for screening if behavioral concerns are being raised by parents. But do parents’ concerns about their child’s behavior constitute a reliable means for primary ca [...] |
Patient’s Acting on their Own Care: Medical Hypnosis for Perioperative Management in The Awake Craniotomy. Technical Report and Clinical Cases.Abstract The patient as the custodian of their own care is a concept that has been evolving for several years and can help the patient to a better and quicker recovery. Medical Hypnosis (MH) assist the practitioner to reduce the patient’s pain and disorders and help the patient to understand, accept, and man [...] |
Induction into Browning’s Strategy: Suggestions for Family TherapyAbstract The authors attempted to operationalize the clinical work of strategic theorist and expert family therapist, Scott Browning. Strategic therapy takes the position that a client is stuck, not necessarily sick. This focus encourages the clinician to create alternative perspectives such that a client le [...] |
Associations between Prenatal Factors and Self-Reported Emotional Availability at 3- and 6-Months PostpartumAbstract Positive perceptions of pregnancy are associated with better postpartum outcomes, including stronger relationship with baby. Although better self-reported emotional availability (EA-SR) is associated with greater attachment security with infants, research has not yet explored the relationship betwee [...] |
Experiences of Patients With Hashimoto Thyroiditis Through the Lens of CompassionAbstract Hashimoto thyroiditis (HT) is an autoimmune disease affecting mainly middle-aged women. Hormonal replacement is the most common therapy; however, it tackles only the functionality of the thyroid and not the autoimmunity components. Thus, patients experience persistent somatic and psychological sympt [...] |
Improving Tolerance and Compliance of New Targeted Therapies with Homeopathy: A Major Challenge in OncologyAbstract The application of targeted therapies (TT) in oncology has prolonged survivals and even enabled complete remission of cancers previously considered incurable. With small therapeutic indices, the reduction in dosage or spacing out of the doses of TT due to side effects, represents a significant loss [...] |
Potential Role of Blood Flow Restricted Exercise for Older Adultsby
![]() ![]() Abstract Sarcopenia is the age-related loss of muscle mass and strength which is associated with the loss of physical performance, lower quality of life, and other negative health outcomes. Resistance training (RT) is a recognized method to increase muscle strength and mass, however some older adults may be [...] |
Integrating the Complementary Therapies of Energy Psychology and Dreamwork – the Dream to Freedom MethodAbstract The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate that the integration of dreamwork and Energy Psychology (EP) can enhance outcomes in the treatment of a range of psychological disorders. The therapeutic process often begins with a peeling away of emotional layers until underlying issues surface. When uti [...] |
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