Introduction Neonates who undergo painful medical procedures should be given analgesics
to reduce future adverse risks. The evidence for massage therapy (MT) as an analgesic …

Purpose Invasive intervention can negatively affect prognosis, behavior, environmental
adaptation in neonates. Some nonpharmacological pain management methods are used for …

Methods: a scoping review conducted in 11 data sources, following the Joanna Briggs
Institute recommendations. The question was: what is the knowledge about the use of …

Aim This study aimed to compare the effects of breastfeeding, breast milk odour and
mother's heartbeat sounds on perceived pain during heel lance procedures in term …

Introduction: Hospitalized infants undergo a lot of painful procedures during care and
treatment, and the use of non-pharmacological methods to reduce the effects of pain helps …

Background: Pain is the fifth vital sign and its proper management in infants is important. The
aim of this study was to compare the effect of breastfeeding versus sensorial saturation on …

BACKGROUND: Vaccination is a quick, safe, and effective way to avoid contracting
hazardous diseases, but it often causes pain and discomfort. Various pharmacological and …

Background: Vaccination is one of the most common and painful methods of disease
prevention that imposes stress on infants, and affects their parents, as well. Nurses are the …

Objective: Newborns may experience pain and stress during blood draw procedures, and
when these adverse reactions are not managed, they can lead to both physiological and …

Aim This randomised‐controlled trial aims to examine the effect of regional massage
performed before blood collection on pain and vital signs in term newborns. Methods The …