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  • OBJECTIVE We present a case report that complements the conclusion of Stam et al. in their call to rehabilitation facilities to anticipate and prepare to address post intensive care syndrome (PICS) in post-Covid-19 patients. METHODS The case report presented here provides insight into treating mechanically ventilated post-Covid-19 patients. RESULTS Early intervention for dysphagia, using speech and language therapy and ventilator-compatible speaking valves, provided within an interprofessional collaborative team, can mitigate the potential negative consequences of prolonged intubation, long-term use of cuffed tracheostomy, and PICS resulting from Covid-19. CONCLUSION Such a treatment approach can be used to address what is important to patients: to be able to speak with family and friends, eat what they want, and breathe spontaneously.
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  • 10.2340/16501977-2735
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  • Journal_of_rehabilitation_medicine
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  • cc-by-nc
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  • 32896863
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  • Medline
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  • Insights from an interprofessional POST-COVID-19 rehabilitation unit: A speech and language therapy and respiratory medicine perspective.
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  • 2020-09-02

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