This article surveys worldwide medical, ethical, and legal trends and initiatives related to the
concept of pain management as a human right. This concept recently gained momentum …

Abstract The American Society for Pain Management Nursing (ASPMN) has developed a
position statement and clinical practice recommendations related to procedural preparation …

Objectives To determine the incidence of and factors predicting management strategies
used for procedural pain in Canadian neonatal intensive care units and to determine …

Objectives Pain assessment is essential to tailor intensive care of neonates. The present
focus is on acute procedural pain; assessment of pain of longer duration remains a …

Numerous acute pediatric pain assessment measures exist; however, pain assessment is
not consistently performed in hospitalized children. The objective of this study was to …

Hospitalized newborn infants experience pain that can have negative short-and long-term
consequences and thus should be prevented and treated. National and international …

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 …

BACKGROUND: Stress experiences, while pervasive, are less likely than painful
experiences to be managed in still-hospitalised preterm infants. AIM: We aimed to quantify …

Pain assessment and measurement are the cornerstones of pain management. Pain
assessment connotes a comprehensive multidimensional description. Conversely, pain …

PURPOSE: The purpose of this survey was to investigate neonatal nurses' perceptions of
knowledge and practice in pain assessment and management. METHODS: A convenience …