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Knowledge and practice of healthcare professionals relating to oral medicine use in swallowing‐impaired patients: a scoping review

Swallowing impairment is a growing problem that affects 16% of the overall population and can significantly affect medicine‐taking. However, little is known about the knowledge and practice of healthcare professionals (HCPs) relating to swallowing‐impaired (SI) patients. The aim of this scoping review was to investigate the knowledge and practice of HCPs in supporting SI patients with their medicine‐taking, to identify their reference sources, and to describe their training and information needs.