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Roganie Govender

Roganie Govender

Roganie Govender

Consultant Clinical-Academic Speech & Language Therapist and NIHR Clinical Lecturer

University College London, Head & Neck Academic Centre, UK.

Latest Contributions

Resolving dysphagia – can we distinguish mild dysphagia from no dysphagia?
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 2nd September 2022 Research Journal Reviews

How do objective ratings of swallowing compare with patient-reported dysphagia QOL measures in the head and neck cancer population?
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 3rd November 2022 Research Journal Reviews

How common is dysphonia and dysphagia after cardiac surgery?
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 6th January 2023 Research Journal Reviews

Going online with dysphagia practice: potential for innovation post pandemic
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 10th March 2023 Research Journal Reviews

Videofluoroscopic swallowing studies: balancing risks and benefits
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 3rd July 2023 Research Journal Reviews

Does the appearance, texture, and flavour of food affect how we swallow?
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 4th September 2023 Research Journal Reviews

How well do different assessments of swallowing correlate with one another?
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 3rd November 2023 Research Journal Reviews

How common is self-reported dysphagia in the general population?
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 8th January 2024 Research Journal Reviews

Analysing videofluroscopy: does it matter how it’s done?
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 4th March 2024 Research Journal Reviews

COVID-19 and dysphagia in critically ill patients: a reflection of some findings
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 3rd May 2024 Research Journal Reviews

How common is oropharyngeal dysphagia amongst the adult population?
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 4th July 2024 Research Journal Reviews

Dysphagia services in the emergency department
Reviewed by Roganie Govender · 6th November 2024 Research Journal Reviews
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