This is episode 223, the Swallier Pride Podcast. And today's guest is Dr.

Lori Burkhead Morgan. She's been a practicing SLP since 1994 in a variety of

health care settings, including a level one trauma center inpatient

rehab outpatient oodolaryngology practice and his medical school faculty

conducting research teaching and maintaining a clinical practice. She earned a PhD

and rehab sciences from the University of Florida in 2005

focusing on applying exercise science principles to communication and swallowing

rehabilitation. During nearly 30 years of clinical and academic endeavors, she has developed an expertise and evaluation and treatment of medically complex patients.

Dr. Burkett Morgan is a sought after speaker presenting both domestically and internationally.

She is a published author on the topic of dysphasia exercise science

as it relates to dysphasia.

She is best known for teaching clinicians how to bridge the gap between research and clinical application.

And this is such a wonderful, wonderful interview.

I hope you guys all enjoy this.

But I wanted to do this episode

to talk a little bit about a course she's going to be teaching for med SLP education.

If you want to go to med SLP ed.com, she is actually coming to St. Augustine, Florida on Friday, March 11th to do an eight-hour course on Trakevent and

respiratory compromise for SLPs.

I'm going to be such a wonderful course, really especially now in this time,

you know, after COVID where we have so many patients that are just dealing with these lingering respiratory issues.

There's so much that SLPs can do and she's got a lot to teach you about what we can do and how to advocate to be a part of the

trait team at your hospital if you're not already. So if you're interested in

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