This article outlines the approaches to assessing pain in children. These include: self report; biological markers and behaviour. The article discusses methods of recording pain (pain diary and pain flow charts). In addition barriers to pain measurement in children are also covered.
Author : Patrick J McGrath, PhD,Anita M Unruh, MSW OT(C), G.Allen Finley, MD, FRCPC
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Country of Origin : USA
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Good Study Material
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Thanks for such a nice Study Material
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