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Explanatory Sequential Mixed-Methods Study of the Effectiveness of the Childhood Dysphagia Management Scale (CDMS): Part 2 of a CDMS Hybrid Effectiveness-Implementation Study.

PubMed / J Speech Lang Hear Res · 2026-08-12 · By Maybee J, DeBoer E, Cooper E, et al. · Journal of speech, language, and hearing research : JSLHR

This study examined the effectiveness of the Childhood Dysphagia Management Scale (CDMS) using an explanatory sequential mixed-methods design as part of a larger hybrid effectiveness-implementation investigation. The CDMS is a clinical tool aimed at standardizing assessment and management of pediatric swallowing disorders. Findings from this second part of the hybrid study contribute evidence for the CDMS as a structured approach to guiding clinical decision-making in childhood dysphagia care.

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