Gemma Clunie

Gemma Clunie

Gemma Clunie

Senior Clinical-Academic Speech and Language Therapist

BA (Hon), MSc, PhD, MRCSLT, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust; Honorary Research Fellow, Imperial College London, UK.

Latest Contributions

Dysphagia in complex laryngology – maintaining the balance

Gemma Clunie , Abi Simpson , Justin Roe · 4th May 2023

What is the quality of patient-reported outcomes of salivary function?

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 4th September 2023 Research Journal Reviews

How does temporomandibular dysfunction affect voice-related quality of life?

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 3rd November 2023 Research Journal Reviews

Choosing instrumental assessments of swallowing for children

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 8th January 2024 Research Journal Reviews

Pre-habilitation in head and neck cancer – a literature review to guide best practice

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 4th March 2024 Research Journal Reviews

Can prediction models help identify dysphagia in ventilated patients?

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 3rd May 2024 Research Journal Reviews

What is the relationship between swallowing difficulties and underlying mental health issues?

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 4th July 2024 Research Journal Reviews

How are swallowing and voice affected following anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF)?

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 3rd September 2024 Research Journal Reviews

How rare is vocal fold paralysis after spinal and epidural anaesthesia – should we be more concerned?

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 6th November 2024 Research Journal Reviews

Does vocal tremor lead to changes in swallowing function?

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 7th January 2025 Research Journal Reviews

In the West of Scotland, what factors impact and what are the survival trends for laryngeal cancer?

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 4th March 2025 Research Journal Reviews

What are the airway, voice and swallowing outcomes of a mucosal-sparing surgical approach to improving the glottic airway in bilateral vocal fold immobility?

Reviewed by Gemma Clunie · 2nd May 2025 Research Journal Reviews

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