Swallowing Lab
Congratulations to Dr. Rosemary for being awarded Best Oral Presentation (1st Place) at this year’s Dysphagia Research Society annual meeting!!! Screenshot
Therapy manuals developed and used as part of the trial, “Comparing the Effectiveness of PROphylACTic swallow InterVEntion for patients receiving Radiation Therapy for Head and Neck Cancer (PRO-ACTIVE), are now…
The Swallowing Lab is thrilled to announce the addition of our new Post Doctoral Researcher, Elizabeth Cross, PhD. Dr. Cross is a Speech-Language Pathologist from New Zealand who will be…
We’re thrilled to announce that we have partnered with Northern Speech Services (NSS) to offer the TOR-BSST© Training for the SLP Dysphagia Expert in a new eLearning format! This new…
Position Summary: A postdoctoral fellow appointment is available starting immediately in the Swallowing Lab, Department of Speech Language Pathology, University of Toronto, under the supervision of Dr. Rosemary Martino. Our…
Dr. Victoria Sherman (PhD, 2021) and colleagues recently published their findings regarding pediatric dysphagia service provision in Canada.
Earlier this year, Beatrice Manduchi successfully completed her PhD under Dr. Martino’s supervision. Dr. Manduchi has already published several papers highlighting her doctoral work, including: Patient-reported outcome measures for dysphagia…
Recent PhD graduate, Victoria Sherman, has just published a paper in the Journal of the American Heart Association, investigating the benefit of dysphagia screening in the adult stroke population. Click…
The Swallowing Lab was involved in providing simulated learning opportunities for Speech Language Pathology students at the University of Toronto during COVID. Click here for the full story.
https://i.vimeocdn.com/video/1166572882-5a63423a3141872d19cc8ed304a5718e0e439ea73f09e42d262bfbff0b40ed54-d?mw=700&mh=394 Sherman, V, Martino, R. , Bhathal, I, Deverber, G, Dlanini, N, MacGregor, D, Pulcine, L, Beal, D, Thorpe, K, Moharir, M. Swallowing, oral motor, motor speech and language impairments…
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