M
anaging Dysphagia in an
Evidence-Seeking World
This one-day workshop will address relevant topics
on assessment, treatment and management of
persons with Dysphagia. Discussions will be
interactive and focus on aspects that impact the
everyday practice of the speech-language
pathologist in all settings; from acute to long- term
care, from rehabilitation to residential settings.
The audience will leave with a greater
understanding of controversial and practice issues,
and be ready to incorporate new or updated
knowledge on Monday.
Upon completion of this program, participants will
be able to:
1. Outline the four major levels of evidence
2. Describe three specific changes related to
presbyphagia in normal aging
3. Develop alternative assessment protocols for
assessing dysphagia secondary to common
etiologies
4. Provide at least two evidence-based
commentaries for previously studied
assessment and treatment approaches for
dysphagia in adults
TIME: 8:30 – 4:00
8:00 – 8:25 Registration/
Continental Breakfast
COST (includes conference, handouts,
lunch and breakfast)
$90* Members
$125* Non-Members
(Includes 2015 membership)
$ 45* Students
*After 7/17/15 add $25
Biography
Dr. Riquelme is currently Associate Professor, New York Medical
College in Valhalla, NY; and Director, Barrique SLP at Center for
Swallowing and Speech-Language Pathology, New York Methodist
Hospital in Brooklyn, NY. He completed his M.S. at Columbia
University and his Ph.D. at The Graduate Center, CUNY. Luis has
authored articles on dysphagia, multiculturalism, cultural
competence, leadership and quality improvement. He has presented
locally, nationally and internationally. Luis is a Board Certified
Specialist in Swallowing (BCS-S) and a member of the Dysphagia
Research Society (DRS). He has served on several local and
national boards and committees. At present he is Chair of the
American Board of Swallowing & Swallowing Disorders; Past Chair
of the ASHA PAC Board; and Immediate Past Chair of the NY State
Board for SLP and Audiology. Luis became an ASHA Fellow in 2009
and in 2006 he received ASHA’s Certificate of Recognition for
Special Contributions in Multicultural Affairs. Current research
interests include the physiology of swallowing in older adults; the
role of decompensation on swallow function in the elderly; pill
swallowing in adults; the effects of deep brain stimulation on
swallow physiology; and the impact of culture on all clinical
interactions.
SCHEDULE
8:00-8:30am Registration
8:30-10:00am Review of EBP
Demographics of the adult population
Current state of affairs in healthcare
Influence of culture on service delivery
10:00-10:15am Break
10:15-12:15pm Specific etiologies impacting swallow
physiology
12:15-1:15pm Lunch
1:15-2:45pm Open book on Hot Topics: Clinical Swallow
Examination
2:45-3:00pm Break
3:00-4:00pm Continued: Open book on Hot Topics: Evidence
available to change practice patterns, Instrumental
assessments, Treatment approaches
Discussion/Summary
WHEN: Saturday July 25, 2015
LEARNER OUTCOMES
WHERE: Best Western, Kingston, NY
503 Washington Ave
This program is offered for 0.6 CEU’s
(Intermediate level, Professional area)
Cancellation Policy:
SHAHV will make every reasonable attempt to make timely notifications of canceled or postponed
events. If an event is postponed and the individual cannot attend the make-up date, a refund will be
given. If SHAHV cancels an event, the individuals will receive a full refund. If the participant cancels
their registration within 3 business days of the event, a partial refund will be given. No refunds will be
awarded after the scheduled event for those individuals who did not attend and who provided no prior
notification. Refunds requested will be processed within 5 business days of the written request.
Financial disclosure: Luis receives a speaking fee for his presentation of
information included in this seminar. He is employed by New York Medical
College and the New York Methodist Hospital.
Non-financial disclosure: Luis is Chair of the American Board of Swallowing
& Swallowing Disorders and a member of the Dysphagia Research Society.
REGISTRATION FORM FOR MANAGING DYSPHAGIA
NAME: ____________________________________________________________
Email address: ___________________________________________________ (for registration confirmation)
Phone # ___________________________________
Amount Enclosed: ___________________
Cost: (Includes seminar, CEs, Handout, coffee/pastries, lunch)
The new ASHA CE form requires that you provide
$ 90 ** Members
your new ASHA account number. We cannot process your
$125** Nonmembers (includes 2015 membership)
$ 45** Students
ASHA CE form without your ASHA number.
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**Add $25 if postmarked after 7/17/15
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