Laryngectomy patients are a special population with unique medical concerns related
to their respiratory and communication needs and health care professionals are not
always prepared to treat this group of patients. This research study sets out to answer
the following questions: Are laryngectomy patients receiving education and counseling
and which health care professionals are providing this service? Second, are health
care providers in a variety of health care settings knowledgeable about the needs
of laryngectomy patients? Finally, which health care settings provide the greatest
challenges for laryngectomy patients?
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Research Poster 4770
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© 2015 Published by Elsevier Inc.
