Language understanding and preferences when reporting symptoms for pediatric patients receiving cancer treatments and their guardians | Supportive Care in Cancer

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Language understanding and preferences when reporting symptoms for pediatric patients receiving cancer treatments and their guardians Research Published: 28 February 2025 Volume 33 , article number 233 ( 2025 ) Cite this article Save article View saved research Supportive Care in Cancer Aims and scope Submit manuscript Abstract Purpose The Symptom Screening in Pediatrics Tool (SSPedi) was developed to facilitate symptom assessment among pediatric patients receiving cancer treatments; limited translations are available. The objective was to describe, among non-English pediatric patients receivi

Language understanding and preferences when reporting symptoms for pediatric patients receiving cancer treatments and their guardians | Supportive Care in Cancer

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