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Chasing the Swallow: Truth, Science, and Hope for Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Disorders dispels the myth that behavioral feeding aversions are the most common source of a child’s refusal to eat. In this book based self study course, the learner will be guided on how to uncover the true medical etiology driving their patient’s pediatric feeding disorder by engaging in interprofessional education and practice with the care team. Chasing the Swallow, inspired by intimate conversations, enlightens the learner as to why the patient and caregivers are the core of clinical decision making for evaluation and treatment in any child’s pediatric feeding disorder. Chasing the Swallow serves as a compass on how to make your professional voice heard in the process of creating a holistic village, embracing a variety of members from allied health to nonprofit community supports, for each individual child’s journey. The learner will be inspired to lean in and take the next step to advocate for each infant, toddler, and child on their caseload, all while laughing through the author’s relatable and heartfelt personal experiences. The learner will take a deep dive into each individual interprofessional practice partner and learn specifics related to that profession and how through collaboration as a team a little one could be set on a path for healing.
Chasing the Swallow: Truth, Science, and Hope for Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Disorders dispels the myth that behavioral feeding aversions are the most common source of a child’s refusal to eat. In this book based self study course, the learner will be guided on how to uncover the true medical etiology driving their patient’s pediatric feeding disorder by engaging in interprofessional education and practice with the care team. Chasing the Swallow, inspired by intimate conversations, enlightens the learner as to why the patient and caregivers are the core of clinical decision making for evaluation and treatment in any child’s pediatric feeding disorder. Chasing the Swallow serves as a compass on how to make your professional voice heard in the process of creating a holistic village, embracing a variety of members from allied health to nonprofit community supports, for each individual child’s journey. The learner will be inspired to lean in and take the next step to advocate for each infant, toddler, and child on their caseload, all while laughing through the author’s relatable and heartfelt personal experiences. The learner will take a deep dive into each individual interprofessional practice partner and learn specifics related to that profession and how through collaboration as a team a little one could be set on a path for healing.
