Dysphagia Diagnosis and Management Intensive course
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University of Canterbury Rose Centre for Stroke Recovery and Research
St George's Medical Centre, Leinster Chambers, Level One 249 Papanui Road Merivale Christchurch, 8014 New ZealandRefund Policy
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Presented by: Prof ML Huckabee, Dr P Macrae and Lucy Greig
The Dysphagia Diagnosis and Management Intensive course is intended to provide both skilled and novice clinicians with the fundamental skills that they either were not taught in clinical training programmes, or have struggled to integrate into a busy clinical practice. This fundamental information, particularly as it relates to swallowing pathophysiology, is critical to the development of an astute clinician with refined skills in differential diagnosis
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Prof Maggie-Lee Huckabee
Professor, Rose Centre Director
Phone: 64 3 369 5124 ext 95124
Email: rosecentre@canterbury.ac.nz
Website: https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/rosecentre/professional-development/
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