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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Pain in perspective, starts with a commitment to believe in the pain that the child is reporting and to work with them and their family to achieve the best level of control that is possible. Pain management is based on honesty and trust and effective communication skills; without these essential skills pain management

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Qualitätsmessung in Dienstleistungscenterne child and family know and trust as well as offering new approaches. Obviously nurses must be skilled and knowledgeable in all forms of pain management and should never attempt to utilize a strategy that lies outside their experience and competence. However, whilst the place of distraction, imagery

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9726-5red the appropriate skills, knowledge and level of competence in respect to the differing strategies and that these strategies are supported by local policies. Accredited courses can be undertaken in therapies such as massage and aromatherapy and many ‘in-house’ courses are offered to ensure that th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9726-5whenever children are liable to find themselves in a painful situation. The transition from theory to practice is fundamental — every nurse who cares for children has a responsibility to develop their knowledge and skills in respect to pain prevention and pain management. The theory that has been de

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Pain in perspective,ld by health professionals about children’s and infants’ ability to perceive and experience pain. Of all of these perhaps the most fundamentally damaging one was the myth that children and infants were unable to perceive and experience pain. This myth, which has now been rejected, has allowed and pe

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