BACKGROUND: Analgesic interventions are not commonly administered during childhood
vaccination, despite the fact that two‐thirds of children are afraid of needles and one‐tenth …

Vaccine injections are the most commonly performed medical procedure worldwide. Pain is
a salient feature of vaccine injections and contributes to a negative vaccination experience …

Vaccination is the commonest health related procedure carried for children. Though
beneficial, injectable vaccinations are a common source of pain. Despite an increased focus …

Objective: To determine the effectiveness of breastfeeding (BF) for the management in acute
pain after vaccination in infants under 6 months of age when compared to the milk substitute …

Pain relief measures are not always used for all babies and children as necessary. Our
pediatric nursing expert, Dr. Beal, explains recent evidence and current practices, then offers …

Objective To determine whether there is a significant and observable behavioural reaction in
young children to the entry of vaccine fluid that is separate from the pain of needle puncture …

Background Infant vaccinations are necessary for public health, but are painful, causing
distress to the infant and caregivers. Breastfeeding and sucrose effectively reduce infants' …

Aims and objectives To explore the perceptions of parents on their child's vaccination in
Singapore. Background Vaccination is a key part of health care, and the management of …

Introduction Many evidence-based tools exist to address pain and distress associated with
injections; however, there remains a large gap between the knowledge of these tools and …

Objectives Vaccinations protect children against deadly diseases and approximately 30
immunizations are recommended for children by 6 years of age. However, immunization …