Titlebook: Bringing Pain Relief to Children; Treatment Approaches G. Allen Finley,Patrick J. McGrath,Christine T. Ch Book 2006 Humana Press 2006 Infor

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Hospital-Based Pain Care for Infants and Children,sociated symptom management of a given disease. This chapter demonstrates the complexity of pediatric in-hospital pain management and indicates acute pain syndromes as major components of the specialty of pain medicine. The practice of hospital-based pediatric pain care requires a vast knowledge bas

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Treatment of Acute and Chronic Pain in the Outpatient Setting,ettings is treated essentially the way it was 20 years ago. It is quite remarkable that many common illnesses and procedures universally acknowledged to be associated with significant discomfort and anxiety have received minimal research attention. In this chapter, some of the more common pain probl

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Pain and Pain Relief in Pediatric End-of-Life Care,s matrix must be considered and treated to effect a successful system of care for a dying child. It is only in recent years that the special needs of the dying child and the child’s family have been recognized and specialized pediatric palliative care services developed. There is a small but evolvin

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Residential Treatment Settings for Adolescent Chronic Pain Management,udy of chronic pain finds that there is no good public health evidence base for any adolescent chronic pain intervention. Second, a conceptual analysis is undertaken for why removal of adolescents from their normal environments may offer a useful therapeutic option. Third, examples of current reside

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Technology in Pediatric Pain Management,re possible, but this potential has not yet been met. In this chapter, we review the use of videoconferencing, telephone- or Web-enabled systems of treatment, private computer networks, computer kiosks, Internet listservs, personal digital assistants, videos, electronic medical records, and virtual

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Developing Pain Services Around the World,atic issues, and types of pain, are discussed. Potential strategies for change are explored, including examples from a number of projects initiated in developing countries. Action research is presented as a scientific approach to produce change and build capacity for pediatric pain management in low

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