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Many young children dislike taking needed medicine due to poor taste and methods of administration. Getting sick children to cooperate and take required medication poses many challenges. Exploring alternative forms and experiential methods of delivering medication could help overcome these difficulties and benefit others who struggle taking medication.
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- 1. Yuck Kids Medicine Many young children dislike taking much needed and required medicine. Di cultiues with getting children to take medicine include poor taste, methods of administration, and the fact that they’re sick and too grumpy to co-operate in the rst placee
- 2. WHO sick children who require medication
- 3. WHY many challenges involved in getting children to take needed medications. We recognize that exploring this space contributes the difficulty of children taking medication, but can also be ap- plied to other people who have diffi- culty taking medication or would ben- efit from aftermath methods.
- 4. WHAT multiple or different forms of medication to make taking medicine more fun or experiential