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The Assessment of Pain in Children
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1989This article focuses on the methods of pain measurement and assessment in children. The concepts of reliability and validity and the available types of physiologic, self-report, and behavioral measures are addressed. Methods of pain assessment in infants and toddlers, preschoolers, school-aged children, and adolescents are detailed.
J E, Beyer, N, Wells
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Home Care Provider, 2000
Pain in children is frequently underrecognized or undertreated based on misconceptions and misjudgments about the experience of pain in this age group. The goal of pain assessment is to obtain sufficient and accurate data, depending on the developmental stage of the child.
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Pain in children is frequently underrecognized or undertreated based on misconceptions and misjudgments about the experience of pain in this age group. The goal of pain assessment is to obtain sufficient and accurate data, depending on the developmental stage of the child.
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2022
ABSTRACT: Revised guidelines by a joint committee of the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association have been released to improve early identification and management of chest pain. Clinical goals of the guidelines are to identify life-threatening causes of chest pain, determine a patient's clinical stability, and assess
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ABSTRACT: Revised guidelines by a joint committee of the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association have been released to improve early identification and management of chest pain. Clinical goals of the guidelines are to identify life-threatening causes of chest pain, determine a patient's clinical stability, and assess
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Pain assessment in the elderly
Surgical Oncology, 2010Admissions to hospital for patients aged over 65 years are three times higher than for younger patients for all medical and surgical wards. Older people are often excluded from trials on pain assessment and treatment because of cognitive or sensory impairments.
Catananti, Cesare, Gambassi, Giovanni
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Archives of Disease in Childhood, 2014
The challenges of pain assessment in infants, children and young people are well recognised. As pain is known to be a complex and subjective phenomenon that is influenced by many factors, it is clear that both the intensity and unpleasantness or suffering due to pain can only be expressed accurately by the individual who experiences it. Therefore, self-
Howard, R., Liossi, Christina
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The challenges of pain assessment in infants, children and young people are well recognised. As pain is known to be a complex and subjective phenomenon that is influenced by many factors, it is clear that both the intensity and unpleasantness or suffering due to pain can only be expressed accurately by the individual who experiences it. Therefore, self-
Howard, R., Liossi, Christina
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British Journal of Nursing, 1994
Children's experience of pain is difficult to assess. A number of tools are available that enable children's pain to be measured. If these are used appropriately, practitioners can set measurable goals for pain relief and evaluate their interventions.
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Children's experience of pain is difficult to assess. A number of tools are available that enable children's pain to be measured. If these are used appropriately, practitioners can set measurable goals for pain relief and evaluate their interventions.
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Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing, 2009
LAST YEAR WAS the 40-year anniversary of Margo McCaffery’s landmark definition of pain: ‘‘Pain is what the experiencing person says it is, existing whenever he says it does.’’ This definition has been supported by decades of clinical trials of analgesics and other pain research.
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LAST YEAR WAS the 40-year anniversary of Margo McCaffery’s landmark definition of pain: ‘‘Pain is what the experiencing person says it is, existing whenever he says it does.’’ This definition has been supported by decades of clinical trials of analgesics and other pain research.
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Nursing Standard, 1988
Misunderstandings about addiction, tolerance and the importance of taking drugs at the prescribed times all contribute to cancer patients' pain control, according to research from America.
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Misunderstandings about addiction, tolerance and the importance of taking drugs at the prescribed times all contribute to cancer patients' pain control, according to research from America.
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