What nonpharmacologic interventions are effective for reducing needle‐related procedural pain in children and adolescents?. Issue 2 (February 2015)

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Title:: What nonpharmacologic interventions are effective for reducing needle‐related procedural pain in children and adolescents?. Issue 2 (February 2015)
Main Title:: What nonpharmacologic interventions are effective for reducing needle‐related procedural pain in children and adolescents?
Authors:: Dakoji, Srikanth
Satre, Thomas
Abstract:: Abstract : Evidence‐Based Answer : Distraction techniques and hypnosis reduce needlerelated pain among children and adolescents (SOR: A, meta‐analysis of RCTs). Breathing exercises, cognitive‐behavioral interventions, seated positioning, and stroking the skin before and during an immunization injection may also reduce pain (SOR: B, meta‐analysis of low‐quality RCTs).
Is Part Of:: Evidence-based practice. Volume 18:Issue 2(2015)
Journal:: Evidence-based practice
Issue:: Volume 18:Issue 2(2015)
Issue Display:: Volume 18, Issue 2 (2015)
Year:: 2015
Volume:: 18
Issue:: 2
Issue Sort Value:: 2015-0018-0002-0000
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Publication Date:: 2015-02
Journal URLs:: http://journals.lww.com/pages/default.aspx ↗
DOI:: 10.1097/01.EBP.0000540895.60551.af ↗
Languages:: English
ISSNs:: 1095-4120
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