We Do the Research, You Do the Rest
Two speech-language pathologists walk into a podcast. There’s no punchline, but for some reason we’re still laughing.
Emily and Eva embark on reading the research so you don’t have to. If you’ve ever squinted at a pillbox, questioned your own functional goals, or wondered how to sneak more clinical education into your life without actually reading a journal article… we got ya!
New episodes every other week-ish. Probably while you’re eating lunch in your car.
Two speech-language pathologists walk into a podcast. There’s no punchline, but for some reason we’re still laughing.
Emily and Eva embark on reading the research so you don’t have to. If you’ve ever squinted at a pillbox, questioned your own functional goals, or wondered how to sneak more clinical education into your life without actually reading a journal article… we got ya!
New episodes every other week-ish. Probably while you’re eating lunch in your car.
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Produced by: Human Content
Eva:
[0:00] Emily, I almost had another cry at work moment this week.
Emily:
[0:04] In your car? What happened?
Eva:
[0:06] Well, I had this whole dysphagia session set up.
Emily:
[0:09] Meal tray and everything?
Eva:
[0:10] Yeah, everything. And I got everything there in the patient's room. I sat down to feed her, do our session, and all of a sudden, all I got was, I don't want this, and she threw the tray, and it got me thinking, inner calm, what is the clinical lesson to be learned here?
Emily:
[0:29] Well, I mean, obviously, how agitation affects treatment approaches and outcomes.
Eva:
[0:34] If this seems familiar to you, dear listener, it sounds like you need a session with a certain podcast. Maybe one called?
Emily:
[0:42] Speech Talk.
Eva:
[0:42] Speech Talk. Oh, so close.
Emily:
[0:45] This podcast is for?
Eva:
[0:47] Everybody. But mostly speech therapists. Although ideally, we hope everyone is listening.
Emily:
[0:53] We're your number one stop for easy access to on-the-go research learning.
Eva:
[0:57] It's your place to feel validated about work constraints, ridiculous situations,
Eva:
[1:01] and the difficulties of the decisions we sometimes have to make.
Emily:
[1:04] So tune in to hear
Eva:
[1:06] How not to get bullied by your MCI patients and the importance of taking people's teeth out of their mouths for a good look.
Emily:
[1:12] So if you want to hear more about the weird things we find in people's mouths, tune in.
Eva:
[1:17] You can listen to new episodes of Speech Talk every other week, aka bi-weekly, wherever you get your podcasts.
Emily:
[1:23] And visit speechtalkpod.com to find resourc es, articles, blogs, and more.
Eva:
[1:29] Look, if you want to walk the walk.
Music:
[1:31] Music
