In 2006, PAIN published a systematic review of the measurement properties of self-report
pain intensity measures in children and adolescents (Stinson JN, Kavanagh T, Yamada J …

Paediatric pain and its assessment and management are challenging for medical
professionals, especially in an urgent care environment. Patients in a paediatric emergency …

Abstract The Face, Legs, Activity, Cry and Consolability (FLACC) scale is one of the most
widely used behavioural observation pain scales. However, the psychometrics of the scale …

Introduction: We investigated the possibilities and opportunities for using wearable devices
that measure physical activity and physiometric signals in conjunction with ecological …

Study objective The Verbal Numerical Rating Scale is the most commonly used self-report
measure of pain intensity. It is unclear how the validity and reliability of the scale scores vary …

Appropriate pain measurement relies on the use of valid, reliable tools. The aim of this study
was to determine and compare the psychometric properties of 3 self-reported pain scales …

In psychological assessment of children, it is pivotal to establish from what age on self-
reports can complement or replace informant reports. We introduce a psychometric …

The complaint of pain is a common reason for families to seek care for their children in the
emergency department (ED). Alleviating pain is an important component of emergency care …

Objective: We aimed to examine whether the number of neonatal invasive procedures,
adjusted for other clinical and psychosocial factors, was associated with self-ratings of pain …

Objectives We compared the tolerability and efficacy of intranasal subdissociative ketamine
to intranasal fentanyl for analgesia of children with acute traumatic pain and investigated the …