Pill-Swallowing Training in Very Young Children With Cancer

Dec 3, 2021

There isn’t a clear, empirically supported study showing the benefits of pill-swallowing training (PST) for patients under the age of six. Pill-swallowing training (PST) is a behavioral intervention, typically delivered by psychologists or child life specialists, that teaches children the art of swallowing pills.

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