Figures & data
Table 1 Expert judgment on the SWAMECO questionnaire (n=11) by scoring from 1 (totally disagree) to 4 (totally agree), wherein one answer is missing
Table 2 Sections, number of items, and type of response scales of the SWAMECO questionnaire
Figure 2 Localization of patient’s swallowing difficulties with medication intake (35 marks provided by 19 patients).
![Figure 2 Localization of patient’s swallowing difficulties with medication intake (35 marks provided by 19 patients).](/cms/asset/c1cfcf2f-b03b-4efa-83ae-473cad1af743/dppa_a_142653_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3 Answers of the 20 patients who reported SD concerning general complaints associated with deglutition disorders.
Abbreviation: SD, swallowing difficulties.
![Figure 3 Answers of the 20 patients who reported SD concerning general complaints associated with deglutition disorders.](/cms/asset/8182de56-10b0-4856-b920-d4e54ee50c4b/dppa_a_142653_f0003_c.jpg)
Table S1 Results from the systematic literature search. Excluded articles from the systematic literature search on swallowing difficulties with medication intake, published before February 2014 (n=37, without duplications). First author, year of publication, title and journal are given in alphabetical order
Table S2 Articles selected from the systematic literature research on swallowing difficulties with medication intake, published before February 2014. First author, year of publication, title and journal are given in alphabetical order
Table S3 Results from the cross-sectional population study. Active pharmaceutical ingredient, formulation of the medicine, frequency of medication reported to cause swallowing difficulties (n=21) and the possibility of an available alternative drug form according to the Swiss summaries of product characteristics