Objective: To identify current pain assessment and procedural pain management practices
in neonatal units in Australia. Methods: Postal survey conducted during December 2003 and …

Aim The study aims to determine whether there has been improved uptake of the evidence
for the management of procedural pain in neonates throughout A ustralia. Methods An A …

Objective: To ascertain the extent to which neonatal analgesia was used in Australia for
minor invasive procedures as an indicator of evidence‐based practice in neonatology …

Background: Neonatal pain management has received increasing attention over the past
four decades. Research into the effects of neonatal pain emphasises the professional …

Objective: To assess the use of analgesia guidelines for newborn infants in the United
Kingdom. Study Design: Postal questionnaire to every neonatal unit in the United Kingdom …

Objectives To determine the nature and frequency of painful procedures and procedural
pain management practices in neonatal units in Kenya. Design Cross-sectional survey …

Akuma AO & Jordan S.(2012) Pain management in neonates: a survey of nurses and
doctors. Journal of Advanced Nursing 68 (6), 1288–1301. Abstract Aim. This paper is a …

Aim: To obtain information on the practices and beliefs of junior doctors regarding neonatal
pain and to compare this with best evidence. Methods: A survey was distributed to junior …

A number of evidence-based consensus statements relating to pain in infants include
recommendations concerning effective pain management during painful procedures. Yet …

• Neonates, infants and children all feel pain and require analgesia for painful procedures.•
Many painful procedures are associated with medical interventions, including immunisation …