Titlebook: Child and Infant Pain; Principles of Nursin Bernadette Carter Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 assessment.care.chil

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Qualitätsmessung in Dienstleistungscenterntely explains pain and all of them have been criticized. However, the gate control theory (Melzack and Wall, 1965) is the one that is currently accepted as most adequately explaining pain perception. Understanding of the complexity of the pain experience has come a long way from the simple theory pr

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Qualitätsmessung in Dienstleistungscenternom the original disease/illness but also from the many invasive and traumatic procedures that they encounter. Pain management must attempt to ensure that pain from all sources is eliminated or reduced. Effective pain management should involve a multi-method approach. One child, for example, may find

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Bewertung von Softwarearchitekturen,perienced. This chapter considers several ‘special’ situations/types of pain that children experience and attempts to examine these areas in some depth. It is acknowledged that many other areas have not been addressed — this is not an attempt to decry the importance of these areas but some level of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9726-5 issue worthy of real consideration. The body of knowledge which is available is growing in both breadth and depth and is now much more representative of the multidimensional nature of pain. Scientists, clinicians, psychologists, philosophers, pharmacologists, surgeons, anaesthetists, nurses and abo

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Book 1994 the child and their family are in control of the pain and that the pain is not in control of the child. Developing these skills is ultimately rewarding both personally and professionally and nurses should be encouraged to scrutinize their practice carefully and identify areas where improvements cou

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