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Perceptions of Psychological Issues Related to Dysphagia Differ in Acute and Chronic Patients
Dysphagia, 08/10/09

Martino R et al. – The qualitative methodology was successful in identifying contrasting opinions on psychological issues of dysphagia between acute and chronic patients, which differ from the perspectives of clinicians and caregivers. It is important for treating clinicians to be aware of psychological issues, to address them according to the patients’ clinical recovery, and to consider the interplay between psychological and biomedical consequences.

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