Context Alternative pain management interventions involving caregivers may be valuable
adjuncts to conventional pain management interventions. Objectives Use systematic review …

Objective Within the context of the United States opioid epidemic, some parents often fear
the use of opioids to help manage their children's postoperative pain. As a possible …

Purposes This study aimed to explore parental attitudes toward children's pain and
analgesic drugs and parental self-efficacy and use of pain relief strategies in children's …

Background Despite improvements over the past decade, children continue to experience
significant pain and distress surrounding invasive procedures in the emergency department …

BACKGROUND: This investigation aimed to examine the impact of parental psychosocial
variables on the administration of opioids to young children experiencing postoperative …

BACKGROUND: Anxiety is the most common health problem and the second leading cause
of disability worldwide. Patients undergoing surgery often experience anxiety. It is necessary …

Background: Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health problem and amongst
the leading causes of disability worldwide. Patients undergoing surgery often experience …

Medical procedure-induced anxiety in children can have short-and long-term negative
effects. Research shows that children's anxiety can be affected by non-pharmacological …

Introduction: En situation anxiogène comme une chirurgie d'un jour, les enfants accordent
une attention importante aux comportements qu'adoptent leurs parents. Objectif: L'objectif …

This study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of nonpharmacological methods used by
nurses in the management of postoperative pain in pediatric patients aged 0-18 years. In …