On-Demand Speed Session
VFSS Reports Worth Reading (And Writing)
*Competency in VFSS is not required to attend this webinar
A videofluoroscopy swallow study is only as good as it's report when it falls into the hands of SLPs working in home and community settings.
Details:
LIVE 30 min speed session
Monday 17th August 12pm AEST
Cost: A$7
Includes: 4 page VFSS Quick Guide for Community-Based Clinicians + access to resource folder (includes VFSS Best Practice Guidelines, checklist for VFSS Report Writing, slides)
ENROLFor SLPs who write VFSS Reports:
This is what you'll learn:
- Discover what critical information is often missing from VFSS reports and how adding it can improve treatment planning and risk management
- Learn a new perspective on the scope of VFSS report recommendations that will change how you approach report writing for outpatient clients
- Find out what essential elements should be included in every report to ensure transparency and replicability
- Learn simple strategies to make your reports more actionable without adding significant time to your workflow
For community SLPs who refer for VFSS:
This is what you'll learn:
- Discover why you might be making treatment decisions based on incomplete information, and what to look for in reports to fill those gaps
- Learn what clinical information you should be providing to the VFSS team to ensure a comprehensive, individualised assessment
- Understand how to better interpret VFSS results to inform your clinical swallow evals and track progress over time
- Learn how stronger collaboration between referring and assessing clinicians leads to better patient outcomes
About the Presenter
Chantelle is a Speech Pathologist with over 15 years' experience working with adults with dysphagia across inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient clinics, and home-based practice. Her clinical focus is community-based dysphagia management, and all of her courses & resources are built around this.
Chantelle is the founder of Dysphagia Bites, an evidence-informed education platform for SLPs, and host of the podcast Dysphagia Research Bites. She guest lectures at La Trobe University to present on acquired social communication impairments post TBI and has completed additional dysphagia training including the McNeill Dysphagia Therapy Program (MDTP certified), the Dysphagia Disorders Survey (DDS-DMSS certified), a 12-day intensive dysphagia course led by Prof Maggie-Lee Huckabee, and she is currently completing MBSImP certification.
Chantelle has a particular interest in VFSS protocol development for the benefit of clients and SLPs in the community, as she has been involved in two different quality projects aimed to improve VFSS implementation and report writing.
It was fantastic - I love the idea of bite-sized PD. It's realistic in terms of how much info we can take in one go while being busy clinicians. And so easy to understand, you're a natural at teaching!
Christina
I thought it was incredible and everything you said I was frantically writing down! I'm impressed you managed to pack so many golden nuggets into just half an hour
Sophie, Speech Pathologist
Thought provoking, to the point, great investment of time
Speech Pathologist
A little while back, I started getting messages from speech pathologists around the world who wanted access to my Complete Clinical Swallow Evaluation Course but found the cost out of reach where they were. That got me thinking about how I could make quality, evidence-based dysphagia education more accessible, without watering it down.
So I created these Mini Webinars/Speed Sessions: focused, 30-minute deep dives that pack in as much useful, evidence-based content as I can fit, designed to slot into a busy SLP's lunch break.
I would love to hear if you found this session useful.
- Chantelle