During procedures like venipuncture, Child Life Specialists are able to incorporate non-pharmacological measures when most medical staff focused on pharmacological measures. There is little research about what types of interventions Child Life Specialists believe are effective at minimizing children's pain and increasing coping skills during venipuncture. The purpose of the current study was to examine Child Life Specialists' perspectives on the different techniques available in the hospital setting. An online survey of 75 Certified Child Life Specialists asked about the types of techniques that Child Life Specialists use during venipuncture. Further, questions asked how Child Life Specialists felt about the efficacy of pharmacological and ...
WOS:000385024500026PubMed:27112434Aims and objectives. This study aimed to investigate three differe...
Venipuncture procedures are fear inducing and painful for pediatric patients and are recognized as t...
The purpose of this study was to describe the relationship between children\u27s age, gender, exposu...
PURPOSE: Venipuncture generates anxiety and pain in children. The primary aim of the study was to e...
Context Venipuncture has been reported as one of the major sources of pain in the children...
Children are under-assessed and under-treated for pain associated with medical procedures, specifica...
BACKGROUND AND AIM OF THE WORK: procedural pain is a significant issue for paediatric patients. In p...
Introduction: Distraction is a non-pharmacological intervention aimed to reduce procedural pain in c...
The experimental study that follows was planned to determine the effectiveness of distraction on the...
Background: Various research has found that venipuncture can cause significant pain and discomfort ...
The use of restraint in the child-adolescent population is highly controversial due to the consequen...
Introduction. Venepuncture in chronically-ill patients is one of the invasive procedures most freque...
Aims: To assess the analgesic effect of passive or active distraction during venipuncture in childre...
Abstract Venipuncture is consistently identified as one of the most painful and feared experiences o...
Background: Foot massage is a distraction technique that can be used for directing children's attent...
WOS:000385024500026PubMed:27112434Aims and objectives. This study aimed to investigate three differe...
Venipuncture procedures are fear inducing and painful for pediatric patients and are recognized as t...
The purpose of this study was to describe the relationship between children\u27s age, gender, exposu...
PURPOSE: Venipuncture generates anxiety and pain in children. The primary aim of the study was to e...
Context Venipuncture has been reported as one of the major sources of pain in the children...
Children are under-assessed and under-treated for pain associated with medical procedures, specifica...
BACKGROUND AND AIM OF THE WORK: procedural pain is a significant issue for paediatric patients. In p...
Introduction: Distraction is a non-pharmacological intervention aimed to reduce procedural pain in c...
The experimental study that follows was planned to determine the effectiveness of distraction on the...
Background: Various research has found that venipuncture can cause significant pain and discomfort ...
The use of restraint in the child-adolescent population is highly controversial due to the consequen...
Introduction. Venepuncture in chronically-ill patients is one of the invasive procedures most freque...
Aims: To assess the analgesic effect of passive or active distraction during venipuncture in childre...
Abstract Venipuncture is consistently identified as one of the most painful and feared experiences o...
Background: Foot massage is a distraction technique that can be used for directing children's attent...
WOS:000385024500026PubMed:27112434Aims and objectives. This study aimed to investigate three differe...
Venipuncture procedures are fear inducing and painful for pediatric patients and are recognized as t...
The purpose of this study was to describe the relationship between children\u27s age, gender, exposu...