1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0965-2302(97)90087-4
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Children in Accident and Emergency

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“…This, however, needs to be done simultaneously with an assessment of the child's developmental age and cognitive skills. This may present a picture of a screaming, uncooperative child or a quiet, withdrawn and unhappy one (Dolan 1997;Lanning 1985). It should be remembered that the emergency department may be the child's first experience of a hospital environment (RCN 1998).…”
Section: The Principles Of Assessing Childrenmentioning
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“…This, however, needs to be done simultaneously with an assessment of the child's developmental age and cognitive skills. This may present a picture of a screaming, uncooperative child or a quiet, withdrawn and unhappy one (Dolan 1997;Lanning 1985). It should be remembered that the emergency department may be the child's first experience of a hospital environment (RCN 1998).…”
Section: The Principles Of Assessing Childrenmentioning
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“…• Use age-appropriate language (Dolan 1997). Assess the child's cognitive developmental stage and beware of ambiguity, e.g.…”
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