… a clinical … pain and distress among children undergoing vaccine injections. The scope was
limited to acute (immediate) pain and distress at the time of vaccine injection in children 0 to …

… In this study, distress is defined as the combination of anxiety or fear and pain experienced
by a child during a painful procedure such as vaccination [18]. Signs of distress can be, but …

… Our primary project aim was to increase, in a sustainable way, the use of pain prevention
techniques for children vaccinated in our ambulatory primary care clinic to greater than 80% …

… administration of all scheduled vaccines (as directed by … the pain and adverse reactions
associated with vaccination. … to withhold valuable vaccines, and children and parents will …

… pain or needle fear as barriers to vaccination in children. Quantification of the burden of pain
and fear on vaccination … importance of these factors to vaccination uptake and lead to efforts …

… measurement s of child pain or anxiety between any of the … child pain or anxiety when
controlling for child age, nor were there any significant interactions of treatment condition with child …

… -based public health immunization clinics to capture a full range of attitudes and perspectives.
We found that children were concerned about pain during vaccination and wanted health …

… robot – to interact with children during their vaccination. We hypothesized that these children
would experience less pain and distress than children who did not have this interaction. …

… We recommend education of children three years and older and adults about pain management
on the day of vaccination (strong recommendation; very low confidence in estimates of …

… Finally, one other important difference may be that in their investigation, the researchers
categorized the type of vaccination as low pain or high pain according to CDC recommendations…