Pre-courses

Course 1: Certification Course FEES

This course follows the European FEES curriculum, developed to standardize the way swallowing examinations are performed in patients with neurogenic dysphagia. ....

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Course 2 : Videofluoroscopic

This course follows a structured, evidence-based approach to videofluoroscopic swallowing studies (VFSS), supporting standardised assessment and interpretation in adult dysphagia management.
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Course 3 : Tracheostomy

A two-day pre-course dedicated to tracheostomy management in swallowing disorders, covering key clinical principles, patient safety considerations, and multidisciplinary care. ....
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Course 4: High Resolution Manometry

A one-day pre-course focused on high-resolution manometry in swallowing disorders, combining theoretical foundations with hands-on and clinical case discussions....

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Course 5: Paediatric Dysphagia

This two-day workshop will explore assessment and treatment of dysphagia in infant and children with various aetiologiess...

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Course 6: Ultrasound

A two-day pre-course focused on the use of ultrasound in swallowing and dysphagia assessment, introducing key principles of imaging and clinical application...

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Course 7: Nutrition and Dysphagia

This one-day workshop will explore the critical intersection of nutrition and dysphagia across different age groups and clinical conditions...

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Course 8 :Geriatric Dysphagia:

Geriatric Dysphagia: A Practical Toolbox for Clinical Decision-Making is a one-day, hands-on programme designed to strengthen clinical reasoning in the assessment and management of dysphagia in older adults...

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Course 9 : Think Swallow:

Think Swallow: Theoretical and Practical Application of Swallowing Skill Training is an advanced, practice-oriented programme ....

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Course 10: From Assessment to Action

Who is the course suitable for? 

Health care professionals from the multi-disciplinary team of dysphagia management with an interest in implementing research evidence to improve dysphagia care.  

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