Add to ORKGBackgroundTo determine whether healthcare professionals perceive the pain of infants differently due to their understanding of that infant's level of risk for neurological impairment.MethodNeonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU's) at two tertiary pediatric centers. Ninety-five healthcare professionals who practice in the NICU (50 nurses, 19 physicians, 17 respiratory therapists, 9 other) participated. They rated the pain (0-10 scale and 0-6 Faces Pain Scale), distress (0-10), effectiveness of cuddling to relieve pain (0-10) and time to calm without intervention (seconds) for nine video clips of neonates receiving a heel stick. Prior to each rating, they were provided with descriptions that suggested the infant had mild, moderate or severe risk...
Introduction: Over the past 25 years, caregiver’s knowledge of pain in newborn infants has advanced ...
Although some researchers argue that the newborns don’t feel pain due to their immature brain, evi...
Until recently, the neonate\u27s ability to feel pain has been the subject of debate and controversy...
BackgroundTo determine whether healthcare professionals perceive the pain of infants differently due...
BACKGROUND:A number of infant pain measures have been developed over the past 15 years incorporating...
The limited ability of infants to communicate their pain and to moderate their pain experience plac...
ABSTRACT Objective: To describe the perception of physiotherapists in neonatal units regarding pai...
Purpose: Neonatal pain management has made a great step forward over the last several years. Despite...
Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience, even for infants who are incapable of report...
Pain and stress negatively alter normal brain development and function in neonates. Patients in the ...
BACKGROUND: Research reporting effective pain care strategies exists, yet it is not translated to c...
BACKGROUND: Research suggests that caregivers’ beliefs pertaining to infant pain and which infant p...
While pain management in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) was thought to be useless due to th...
Pain management is an important issue which impacts the prognosis of neonates in neonatal intensive ...
Background: An understanding of perceptions of parents and health caregivers who assist critically i...
Introduction: Over the past 25 years, caregiver’s knowledge of pain in newborn infants has advanced ...
Although some researchers argue that the newborns don’t feel pain due to their immature brain, evi...
Until recently, the neonate\u27s ability to feel pain has been the subject of debate and controversy...
BackgroundTo determine whether healthcare professionals perceive the pain of infants differently due...
BACKGROUND:A number of infant pain measures have been developed over the past 15 years incorporating...
The limited ability of infants to communicate their pain and to moderate their pain experience plac...
ABSTRACT Objective: To describe the perception of physiotherapists in neonatal units regarding pai...
Purpose: Neonatal pain management has made a great step forward over the last several years. Despite...
Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience, even for infants who are incapable of report...
Pain and stress negatively alter normal brain development and function in neonates. Patients in the ...
BACKGROUND: Research reporting effective pain care strategies exists, yet it is not translated to c...
BACKGROUND: Research suggests that caregivers’ beliefs pertaining to infant pain and which infant p...
While pain management in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) was thought to be useless due to th...
Pain management is an important issue which impacts the prognosis of neonates in neonatal intensive ...
Background: An understanding of perceptions of parents and health caregivers who assist critically i...
Introduction: Over the past 25 years, caregiver’s knowledge of pain in newborn infants has advanced ...
Although some researchers argue that the newborns don’t feel pain due to their immature brain, evi...
Until recently, the neonate\u27s ability to feel pain has been the subject of debate and controversy...