Julia Hirschwald
@juliahirschwald.bsky.social
SLT | PhD student at Trinity College Dublin | Host of dysphagia matters podcast
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Our 89th Webinar will be on "Core Outcome Sets in Dysphagia Research: A practical guide for researchers and clinicians", presented by Julia Hirschwald.
📆21/05/25 (Wed) 6:30pm CEST
🔗https://form.jotform.com/250973182643360
#COSDIP #dysphagia #Parkinsons #webinar
@dysphagiamatters.bsky.social
📆21/05/25 (Wed) 6:30pm CEST
🔗https://form.jotform.com/250973182643360
#COSDIP #dysphagia #Parkinsons #webinar
@dysphagiamatters.bsky.social
May 7, 2025 at 1:59 AM
Our 89th Webinar will be on "Core Outcome Sets in Dysphagia Research: A practical guide for researchers and clinicians", presented by Julia Hirschwald.
📆21/05/25 (Wed) 6:30pm CEST
🔗https://form.jotform.com/250973182643360
#COSDIP #dysphagia #Parkinsons #webinar
@dysphagiamatters.bsky.social
📆21/05/25 (Wed) 6:30pm CEST
🔗https://form.jotform.com/250973182643360
#COSDIP #dysphagia #Parkinsons #webinar
@dysphagiamatters.bsky.social
A really special episode - loved talking to @streweek.bsky.social about trials methodology.
Thank you so much, Shaun!
Thank you so much, Shaun!
We spoke with @streweek.bsky.social about why so much health research still falls short. Shaun argues that big parts of health research is “bad” & does not bring the needed value to the evidence-base. Tune in to learn how we can conduct “good” research for our patients 🎙️!
April 28, 2025 at 11:57 AM
A really special episode - loved talking to @streweek.bsky.social about trials methodology.
Thank you so much, Shaun!
Thank you so much, Shaun!
Reposted by Julia Hirschwald
Very excited about this new episode where we talk about FEES with Prof. Heather Starmer! We explore the sometimes overlooked aspects of FEES preparation, consider how FEES & VFS can complement each other rather than compete, and discuss common interpretation challenges✨
March 31, 2025 at 3:31 PM
Very excited about this new episode where we talk about FEES with Prof. Heather Starmer! We explore the sometimes overlooked aspects of FEES preparation, consider how FEES & VFS can complement each other rather than compete, and discuss common interpretation challenges✨
Reposted by Julia Hirschwald
Julia presented the results of her PhD study at the conference of the German Dysphagia Society 👩🏻🎓 so proud!!
March 20, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Julia presented the results of her PhD study at the conference of the German Dysphagia Society 👩🏻🎓 so proud!!
Reposted by Julia Hirschwald
🚨 SLPs, we need your help! 🚨 We are conducting a 20-30 minute survey study on perceptual ratings of pharyngeal residue in MBS 🩻. We’re looking for SLPs 👩⚕️ at all levels—clinicians, trainees, and students—to take part. Link to survey ➡️ www.tinyurl.com/2025CurtisAI...
March 6, 2025 at 6:27 PM
🚨 SLPs, we need your help! 🚨 We are conducting a 20-30 minute survey study on perceptual ratings of pharyngeal residue in MBS 🩻. We’re looking for SLPs 👩⚕️ at all levels—clinicians, trainees, and students—to take part. Link to survey ➡️ www.tinyurl.com/2025CurtisAI...
Reposted by Julia Hirschwald
New episode – a special one!
Tabby Taylor Buck, science editor of Science at One on IC Radio @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social , interviewed us on dysphagia with David, who lives with dysphagia, & Prof. Alexandros Stratakos, developing 3D-printed food for dysphagia.
Tabby Taylor Buck, science editor of Science at One on IC Radio @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social , interviewed us on dysphagia with David, who lives with dysphagia, & Prof. Alexandros Stratakos, developing 3D-printed food for dysphagia.
February 24, 2025 at 9:08 PM
New episode – a special one!
Tabby Taylor Buck, science editor of Science at One on IC Radio @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social , interviewed us on dysphagia with David, who lives with dysphagia, & Prof. Alexandros Stratakos, developing 3D-printed food for dysphagia.
Tabby Taylor Buck, science editor of Science at One on IC Radio @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social , interviewed us on dysphagia with David, who lives with dysphagia, & Prof. Alexandros Stratakos, developing 3D-printed food for dysphagia.
Reposted by Julia Hirschwald
Do we all mean the same when talking about dysphagia? Surprisingly, there is still no agreed definition 😱
Listen to Prof. Debra Suiter, Prof. Giselle Carnaby & Dr.
Martin Brodsky, who are working to establish a definition of dysphagia.
✨Wishing you all a wonderful holiday✨
Listen to Prof. Debra Suiter, Prof. Giselle Carnaby & Dr.
Martin Brodsky, who are working to establish a definition of dysphagia.
✨Wishing you all a wonderful holiday✨
December 18, 2024 at 1:08 PM
Do we all mean the same when talking about dysphagia? Surprisingly, there is still no agreed definition 😱
Listen to Prof. Debra Suiter, Prof. Giselle Carnaby & Dr.
Martin Brodsky, who are working to establish a definition of dysphagia.
✨Wishing you all a wonderful holiday✨
Listen to Prof. Debra Suiter, Prof. Giselle Carnaby & Dr.
Martin Brodsky, who are working to establish a definition of dysphagia.
✨Wishing you all a wonderful holiday✨
I'm delighted to share our study on what people with #Parkinson's disease & family members consider important to measure in #dysphagia interventions.
Key message: penetration/aspiration is really important, but fear of choking may be overlooked in current research studies.
➳ rdcu.be/d2Nmn
Key message: penetration/aspiration is really important, but fear of choking may be overlooked in current research studies.
➳ rdcu.be/d2Nmn
‘Without the Data You’re Not Going to Know If It’s Important or Not’: A Mixed Methods Study on What Dysphagia Intervention Outcomes are Important to People with Parkinson’s Disease and Family Members
link.springer.com
December 11, 2024 at 8:07 AM
I'm delighted to share our study on what people with #Parkinson's disease & family members consider important to measure in #dysphagia interventions.
Key message: penetration/aspiration is really important, but fear of choking may be overlooked in current research studies.
➳ rdcu.be/d2Nmn
Key message: penetration/aspiration is really important, but fear of choking may be overlooked in current research studies.
➳ rdcu.be/d2Nmn