Background and objective Procedural pain in neonates has been a concern in the last two
decades. The purpose of this review was to provide a critical appraisal and a synthesis of …

This study explored aspects of neonatal procedural pain and its assessment and
management by nursing staff working in neonatal units. Twenty-one neonatal nursing staff …

The delivery of humane neonatal care demands that attention is given to interventions that
reduce pain effectively. Painful procedures are common for neonatal patients and a growing …

Despite accumulating evidence that procedural pain experienced by newborn infants may
have acute and even long‐term detrimental effects on their subsequent behaviour and …

Aims This study aimed to describe pain assessment and management practices for
neonates based on nurses' perceptions in neonatal intensive care units (NICU s). Design A …

Aim: The aim of this study was to investigate the degree to which Swedish neonatal units
have adopted the national guidelines for prevention and treatment of pain in newborn …

Background. Pain can be caused to premature babies when nursing and other procedures
are carried out. Procedural pain management for these babies raises challenging questions …

Objective To examine the effects of nurse, infant, and organizational factors on delivery of
collaborative and evidence-based pain care by nurses. Design Cross sectional. Setting Two …

Aim: Neonates are subjected to numerous painful procedures without sufficient pain
management. The aim of this study was to describe the opinions of Norwegian physicians …

Background Despite strong evidence that repeated pain exposure in neonates is associated
with adverse outcomes, pain assessment and management continues to be less than …