Psychosocial Experiences Associated with Dysphagia and Relevant Clinical Implications Among Adults with Parkinson Disease

Keyphrases

• Parkinson's Disease 100%
• Dysphagia 100%
• Psychosocial Experiences 100%
• Self-identity 20%
• Growth Response 20%
• Structured Interview 20%
• Anxiety-depression 20%
• Positive Perceptions 20%
• Social Support 20%
• Speech-language Pathologists 20%
• Personal Growth 20%
• Living with 20%
• Grieving 20%
• Coping Strategies 20%
• Biofeedback 20%
• Self-evaluation 20%
• Patient Perception 20%
• Grief 20%
• Grief Reaction 20%
• Data Interpretation 20%
• Positive Experiences 20%
• Affective Reactions 20%
• Patient-centered Approach 20%
• Oropharyngeal Dysphagia 20%
• Neurological Sequelae 20%
• Recalibration 20%
• Perceived Control 20%
• Personal Expectation 20%
• Mindful Eating 20%
• Psychosocial Predictors 20%
• Clinical Interaction 20%
• Parkinson's Disease Diagnosis 20%
• Swallowability 20%
• Dysphagia Rehabilitation 20%
• Comprehensive Stresses 20%

Psychology

• Grief 100%
• Clinical Implication 100%
• Self-Identity 50%
• Qualitative Method 50%
• Coping Strategies 50%
• Semistructured Interview 50%
• Biofeedback 50%
• Self-Assessment 50%
• Vigilance 50%
• Stress and Coping 50%
• Social Support Strategy 50%