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Perspectives on speech and language pathology practices and service provision in adult critical care settings in Ireland and international settings: A cross-sectional survey

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Table I. Country of practice of speech-language pathologist respondents.

Figure 1. The mean WTE figure of SLP posts currently employed in Irish (n = 66) and other international (n = 300) CC services.

Figure 1. The mean WTE figure of SLP posts currently employed in Irish (n = 66) and other international (n = 300) CC services.

Figure 2. The mean WTE figure of posts SLPs working in Ireland (n = 50) and other international CC services (n = 226) believe should be solely designated to CC to provide an optimal SLP service.

Figure 2. The mean WTE figure of posts SLPs working in Ireland (n = 50) and other international CC services (n = 226) believe should be solely designated to CC to provide an optimal SLP service.

Figure 3. Reported risks associated with reduced staffing levels in CC by SLPs working in Ireland (n = 50) and other countries (n = 226) which are impacting patients and families.

Figure 3. Reported risks associated with reduced staffing levels in CC by SLPs working in Ireland (n = 50) and other countries (n = 226) which are impacting patients and families.

Figure 4. Reasons SLPs working in Ireland (n = 45) and other countries (n = 158) believe under-referral is a problem: multiple-choice permitted.

Figure 4. Reasons SLPs working in Ireland (n = 45) and other countries (n = 158) believe under-referral is a problem: multiple-choice permitted.

Table II. Frequency of speech-language pathologist working in Ireland (N = 53) and other international countries (n = 245) use of sub-glottic suction tracheostomy tubes.