Living with Dysphagia consumer booklet Living Dysphagia Consumer Booklet

Dysphagia

01/07/2021 - 09:30 am

A booklet that provides information about dysphagia including the symptoms of dysphagia, who it affects, how it is diagnosed and managed, as well as risk factors and problems that may occur because of it. The booklet also provides additional information for family, friends and caregivers to help those in their lives that are affected by dysphagia.

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