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100			_aGayathri Krishnan
245		0	_aDysphagia research in India: A status report
260			_c2018
270			_a Department of Speech-Language Pathology, All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, University of Mysore, Mysore, Karnataka, India
300			_a39-46
490			_vVolume 32 Issue 2
520			_aIn India, the field of dysphagia is still in its infancy. This study attempted to make a baseline assessment of the status of dysphagia research reported from India in the global scenario. A search in the most popular search engines and databases for research originated in India was conducted. Among the 2436 reports retrieved, 64 reports were included in this study. A two-tier analysis revealed the various characteristics of Indian research, and researchers involved in this science. Initiated less than two decades ago, dysphagia research in India has been on a steady increase. Unfortunately, 23.44% of them remain unpublished and unavailable for other researchers. Although there is a growing interest, dysphagia is still unexplored and has a long way to grow in India. The numerous gaps identified in this study provide a new direction for researchers in dysphagia and also enlighten the Indian researchers about their contribution to the global scenario.
653			_aChanges, deglutition, growth, Indian research, speech-language pathology, swallowing disorders
700			_aGoswami, SP
773			_aJournal of Indian Speech Language & Hearing Association
856			_uhttps://doi.org/10.4103/jisha.JISHA_44_17
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