Speech pathologists working with older people Due to increased life expectancy and low fertility rates, Australia is getting older. By 2050, there will be 36 million Australians and 1.8 million will be aged 85 and over. - Dysphagia - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Speech pathologists working with older people Due to increased life expectancy and low fertility rates, Australia is getting older. By 2050, there will be 36 million Australians and 1.8 million will be aged 85 and over. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-04-04 19:17:49 Open Document File Size: 263,11 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Australia / / IndustryTerm communication technology / augmentative communication devices / Speech pathology services / healthcare information / food / / MedicalCondition malnutrition / pneumonia / voice disorders / aphasia / dementia / disease / neurological disorders / dysphagia / common communication disability / stroke / coughing / chest infection / chest infections / swallowing disorder / dysphonia / measurable hearing loss / older people Swallowing disorders / swallowing disorders / Parkinson’s disease / Problems Swallowing disorders / voice disorder / hearing loss / depression / communication disability / Hearing impairment / communication disorder / dehydration / / MedicalTreatment counseling / / Position speech pathologist / / Technology communication technology / / URL www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au / www.speech / / SocialTag Dysphagia Augmentative and alternative communication Stroke Aphasia Communication disorder Dementia Swallowing Neurological disorder Speech Pathology Australia Medicine

Speech pathologists working with older people Due to increased life expectancy and low fertility rates, Australia is getting older. By 2050, there will be 36 million Australians and 1.8 million will be aged 85 and over. Add to Reading List