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Pain assessment
This comprehensive list of questions for providers to ask their patients in assessing pain levels was produced by Connecticut Children’s. Begins with standardized questions about pain type, location, duration etc, and behavioral assessments to be used in patients who cannot self report.
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- - Hospital
- - Health Care Professional
- - All ages
- - Guideline
- - Acute, Chronic, Procedural
- Document -
- CCMC-Pain-Assessment_pg-6-12092013nb
Pain medicine after outpatient surgery – patient and family education
This educational handout and interactive log were developed to improve the quality and safety of pain management in specific post surgical situations. The handout provides parents with education on which pain medications should be used, what doses are appropriate, and how frequently they should be given. Also provides charts for monitoring how frequently the medication […]
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- - Hospital
- - Parent or primary caregiver
- - All ages
- - 08
- - 2012
- - Education for parents
- - Procedural
- Document -
- Pain-medicine-after-outpatient-surgery-patient-and-family-education
- Topic: Pain Education
- Keywords: assessment at home • drug delivery • pain assessment • pain scales • postoperative pain • procedural pain
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What to Expect at Your Blood Draw
This booklet is directed to children as they prepare for blood draw, with developmental age appropriate constructs and evidence based strategies. Very detailed explanation of the steps involved in a blood draw, and discusses use of distraction and deep breathing to manage pain. Includes 2 pain scales, and a “blood draw plan”
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- - https://www.seattlechildrens.org/pdf/PE1556.pdf
- - Educational institution
- - Child/Adolescent
- - All ages
- - 11
- - 2013
- - Education for parents
- - Acute
- Topic: Pain Education
- Keywords: blood draw plan • breathing • distraction • pain scales
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Assessing Children’s pain
This educational handout for parents provides information on age appropriate pain intensity tools used at Seattle Children’s. This handout contains a range of pain assessment scales for infants to adolescents. While the primary audience is patients and families, it can also be a bedside resource for staff when assessing pain intensity in practice.
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- - Educational institution
- - Parent or primary caregiver
- - All ages
- - 11
- - 2013
- - Education for parents
- - Acute
- Document -
- Assessing-childrens-pain-patient-and-family-education
Wong Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale
A site containing all of the information for the Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale.
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- - http://www.wongbakerfaces.org/
- - Educational institution
- - Health Care Professional
- - Adolescent, Preschool, School-age
- - Protocol
- - Acute, Procedural
- Topic: Assessment • Pain Intensity • Self-report
- Keywords: for children • pain assessment • pain scales • self-report scales
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Oucher Scales
A site containing all of the information for the Oucher Scales, including the various forms of the scale and user manual.
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- - http://www.oucher.org
- - Other
- - Health Care Professional
- - Adolescent, Preschool, School-age
- - 2009
- - Protocol
- - Acute
- Topic: Assessment • Pain Intensity • Self-report
- Keywords: for children • pain assessment • pain scales • self-report scales
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COMFORT Scale
A reprint of the original COMFORT scale with instructions for use in a clinical setting.
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- - http://www.apadivisions.org/division-54/evidence-based/pain-assessment.aspx
- - Hospital
- - Health Care Professional
- - All ages
- - 2003
- - Other
- - Critical care, Acute
Assessment Resource Sheet: Pediatric Pain
A listing of the most well-known pediatric pain assessment tools. All measures are classified as well-established assessment, approaching well-established assessment, and promising.
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- - http://www.apadivisions.org/division-54/evidence-based/pain-assessment.aspx
- - Other
- - Health Care Professional
- - Adolescent, Preschool, School-age
- - Education for professionals
- - Acute
- Topic: Assessment
- Keywords: behavioral scales • pain scales • self-report scales
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