Clinical Researcher and Speech-Language Pathologist 👨⚕️ @WeillCornell in NYC 🍎 researching voice, cough, and swallowing disorders. #LGBTQIA+
New York, NY
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Hello Twitter 👋 I have added a #Bluesky account to my social and may be eventually be transitioning completely over from here to there. Feel free to give me a follow! bsky.app/profile/jamescurtis…
Check out our new free open access study examining how different types of foods impact #vases ratings of #pharyngeal residue and oral processing during #FEES in outpatient adults! Link below 🫶🏻
Exciting News 🚨 We just added an online option for #medslp wanting attending Day 1 Only of our #FEES and #Videostroboscopy course at @WeillCornell in #NewYorkCity June 13. This day focuses exclusively on interpretation and documentation of #FEES and #VASES 📚
Hi all 👋 Join us June 13-15 in #NYC 🍎 for our inaugural #FEES and #Laryngeal Imaging/#Stroboscopy Course! 📚Registration now live at: tinyurl.com/wcmfeesandstrobe
🚨 SLPs, we need your help! 🚨 We are conducting a 20-30 minute survey study on perceptual ratings of pharyngeal residue in MBS 🩻. We’re looking for SLPs 👩⚕️ at all levels—clinicians, trainees, and students—to take part. Link to survey ➡️ tinyurl.com/2025CurtisAIRLab…
Call all #dysphagia clinicians and #medslp 🚨 please consider taking 10-15 minutes to fill out this international dysphagia survey and share with colleagues and friends 🥳 tinyurl.com/SEES-Survey-Stud… @adrcallendes @vergara_herazo @annacmiles @curtisAIRlab
🚨Publication Alert!🚨 This new study demonstrates that ratings of #pharygneal residue change as an effect of puree type and color during #FEES👨🔬 see thread for study details and link 🥳
Read the full Curtis et. al. article at: karger.com/fpl/article/doi/1…
#Dysphagia #FEES #VASES #Puree
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Check out this article investigating the relationship between RSC and pharyngeal residue, penetration, and aspiration in PwPD. tinyurl.com/RSCinPD (publisher version) jamescurtisphd.me (self-archived)
@jamescborders @AirwayLab @WeillCornell @JamesCurtisSLP (1/2)
Really inspiring and impactful work by @jamescborders and colleagues. Hope our field can gain traction in this and we each do our part! 🥳
Excited to share a new preprint with @ek_kearney & @SLPAustin where we examine how synthetic data can be used to share sensitive data in CSD while maintaining participant confidentiality & statistical properties of the dataset.
A brief 🧵...
osf.io/preprints/osf/dutga
James Curtis, PhD (he/him) 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ retweeted
#JSLHR study by @JamesCurtisSLP et al. demonstrates a direct relationship between respiratory-swallow coordination with pharyngeal residue, penetration, and aspiration in Parkinson's disease. on.asha.org/3BQmsXS @curtisAIRlab
@SIGPerspectives @CSDisseminate @WeillCornell
Couldn’t be prouder of my mentor @AirwayLab Dr. Michelle Troche on this well deserved acknowledgment and award. Congratulations! 👏@TeachersCollege
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🔥Hot off the press🌶️ This study by @sarahkervinvoice, Kaila Harris, @MeganEUrbano, & @curtisAIRlab assessed relationships between perceptions of clinical terminology and their use in #voice therapy in 112 speech-language pathologists 👩⚕️👨⚕️ #SLP #medslp doi.org/10.1016/j.jvoice.202…
Perceived positivity of a term was significantly related to clinical endorsement 📈 For every 1-point increase in perceived positivity rating (using a 5-point Likert scale), respondents were 60.5 times more likely to indicate the term should be used in clinical practice.
The figure below depicts the frequency with which various voice-related terms were used 'sometimes', 'almost always', or 'always' during #voice therapy 🎙️🎶 - providing an important landscape 🏝️of current voice therapy practice patterns 🏥
