Introductory workshop to the clinical applications of pharyngeal high-resolution manometry with impedance
(P-HRM-I) in dysphagia assessment
Workshop Sponsor:
Thursday 9 November 2023
1:00pm – 5:00pm
$175.00 per person
Includes: Lunch and afternoon te
Level 5 Education Centre - Chris O'Brien Lifehouse,
119-143 Missenden Rd, Camperdown NSW 2050
Workshop tickets are subject to availability at the time of booking. Only 50 spaces are available.
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Learning Objectives:
- To understand the basics of P-HRM-I
- Demonstration of a clinical assessment protocol
- To understand P-HRM-I data analysis and interpretation
- Training in data analysis and interpretation via online analysis software
- Discussion of case examples
- Considerations for P-HRM-I clinical service
Professor Taher Omari
Professor Taher Omari is an academic leader in the field of manometry. He developed the analysis software for interpreting pharyngeal manometry, available online at Swallowgateway.com. Professor Omari endeavours for continual development of the Swallowgateway.com platform providing for valuable multi-disciplinary dysphagia assessment and management.
Associate Professor Charles Cock
A/Prof Charles Cock is a Gastroenterologist and Head of the Swallowing Disorders Clinic and Motility Laboratory at Flinders Medical Centre. He is an international expert in pharyngeal and oesophageal analysis and interpretation, leading several clinical research projects in neurodegenerative diseases and healthy aging.
Dr Mistyka Schar
Dr Mistyka Schar is a Speech Pathologist who recently completed her Ph.D. in the clinical application of pharyngeal manometry in dysphagia. She is a Research Fellow at Flinders University, coordinating several pharyngeal manometry research projects. Dr Schar and A/Prof Cock have established a pharyngeal manometry clinical service at Flinders Medical Centre.
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