Resource library

This guide will ease your workload and time with each patient. Simply provide this link to the patient and they’ll be ready to start the treatment on their own.

• Getting started with IQoro

Use our how-to guides when introducing IQoro to your patient. The guides are intended for clinicians their patients. Read them yourself and/or provide them to your patients as an aid in the introduction.

How-to guides for clinicians

• How to deploy IQoro to a patient
  For clinicians introducing IQoro for the first time

• Assisted training with IQoro
  For clinicians treating patients with insufficient lip and arm strength.

How-to guides for self-administered patients

• How to train with IQoro
  For patients with fully functional lips and arms.

• How to train with IQoro using a jaw grip
  For patients with functional arms and hands, but weak lip strength.

Our easy to understand brochures are specifically designed to inform and educate patients, their families and colleagues about IQoro and the corresponding treatment.

• IQoro – general information
• IQoro – for children and young people

If you are a clinician without prescribing authority you can refer your patient to a GP for IQoro prescription. In these cases, a referral letter may be needed and these texts may be helpful in drafting such a prescription request.

• Sample prescription letter

Our extra large training diary sheet has extra space for notes. A similar but smaller journal sheet is included in the booklet that comes with the device. This bigger version may be preferred by some patients.

• Extra large training diary sheet

IQoro devices used for patient feasibility testing will need to be kept clean and ready-for-use. Here you can download the description of a procedure recommended by one NHS SLT department.

• Recommended infection control process

This document can form a basis for professionals wanting to define an SOP for IQoro use in an NHS setting.

• Document for standard operating procedures