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Dysphagia Research Bites is the podcast for speech pathologists who want to stay evidence-based without spending hours in the library. Host Chantelle interviews practising SLPs, researchers, and clinician-researchers about their work, unpacking one research paper at a time and exploring how the findings translate into real clinical practice. It has been designed with the community and home-based SLP in mind, but is relevant wherever you work with adults with dysphagia.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDysphagia Research Bites is the podcast for speech pathologists who want to stay evidence-based without spending hours in the library. Host Chantelle interviews practising SLPs, researchers, and clinician-researchers about their work, unpacking one research paper at a time and exploring how the findings translate into real clinical practice.
Dysphagia Research Bites is hosted by Dysphagia Bites. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "E18 Cognitive Dysphagia and the Five Systems That Impact Swallowing with Dr Megan Parsons" (22 October 2026, 29 minutes), "E17 IDDSI in Aged Care: What the Research Says About Texture Modified Meals in Nursing Homes with Vanessa Chan" (8 October 2026, 31 minutes), and "E16 Spontaneous Swallowing Frequency as a Marker for Dysphagia: Research, Measurement, and Clinical Application with Dr Sonal Pathak" (24 September 2026, 25 minutes).
Dysphagia Research Bites publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Dysphagia Research Bites is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Dysphagia Research Bites requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Dysphagia Research Bites's contact route on record: verified email.
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Dysphagia Bites hosts Dysphagia Research Bites, a health podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Is it a case of trouble with swallowing or trouble with eating? In this episode, Dr Megan Parsons, medical speech-language pathologist, unpacks a framework that changed how she thinks about swallowing problems...
In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with Vanessa Chan to unpack a mixed methods study of texture modified meals in aged care, and why safety, nutrition, enjoyment and the dining experience...
How many times does your patient swallow in a minute? It sounds like a simple question but the answer might tell you more than you'd expect. In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with Dr Sonal...
Aspiration and aspiration pneumonia are not the same thing. We know this theoretically. In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with Melissa Kane to unpack a 2022 tutorial paper that illustrates...
In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with writer, speaker, and educator Yvonne McClaren — a qualified chef, winemaker, and head and neck cancer survivor living with chronic dysphagia — to...
What if one of the most overlooked aspects of dysphagia management isn't about swallowing at all — it's about chewing? In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with Carol, an oral health...
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In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with Dr Phoebe Macrae from the University of Canterbury to unpack the evidence on cough reflex testing: what it tells us, what it doesn't, and whether...
If you've ever felt like your dysphagia training just doesn't quite fit when you're sitting at someone's kitchen table, you're not wrong, and this episode is going to explain exactly why. In this solo episode of...
<p>If you've ever felt like your dysphagia training just doesn't quite fit when you're sitting at someone's kitchen table, you're not wrong, and this episode is going to explain exactly why. In this solo episode of...
What does it actually look like to assess swallowing difficulties in an adult who has eaten a certain way their entire life, and whose "textbook" may look nothing like yours? In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites...
<p>What does it actually look like to assess swallowing difficulties in an adult who has eaten a certain way their entire life, and whose "textbook" may look nothing like yours? In this episode of Dysphagia Research...
<p>If there's one thing that hasn't aged well in dysphagia management, it's the idea that swallowing is only a reflex. Over the past few decades, our understanding of cortical control in swallowing has fundamentally...
<p>If you're a speech pathologist working in the community, particularly in Australia or with adults with developmental disabilities, this episode is for you. But if you work with risk feeding plans in any setting...
<p>The guidelines say to manage risk. But what if the guidelines are the problem? In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Dr Shaun O'Keeffe and I unpack his critique of the Royal College of Physicians' guidance on...
<p>If you've ever felt uncertain about whether cervical auscultation belongs in your clinical toolkit, this episode is for you. In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites, Chantelle sits down with Associate Professor...
<p>In this episode, Chantelle sits down with Tiffani Wallace, a dysphagia specialist with a passion for rehabilitation, to break down a 2016 case series study on the Intensive Dysphagia Rehabilitation Approach (IDRA) ™...
<p>In part 2, Chantelle continues her conversation with Jackie Rodriguez, SLP, picking up where they left off on the dual diagnosis of dysphagia and dementia.</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode they...
<p>Dysphagia & Dementia: What we need to learn & unlearn</p><p>If you're a speech pathologist working with adults with dementia, you already know that dysphagia doesn't show up in isolation. It shows up alongside memory...
<p>If you're a speech pathologist working in the community, you already know it feels different to the hospital. But did you know the research actually backs that up? In this episode of Dysphagia Research Bites...
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