First steps in validating the pediatric anesthesia parent satisfaction (<scp>PAPS</scp>) survey

Milliken-Glabe, Sarah J.; Zuk, Jeannie; Ziniel, Sonja; Bjur, Kara A.; Álvarez, Mónica Sanjuán; Szolnoki, Judit; Janosy, Norah

doi:10.1111/pan.13053

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“…However, child life preparation for the procedure improved satisfaction of the caregiver. Caregiver satisfaction was median 10.0 with interquartile range ( 10 .0-10.0) when child life prepared the patient and satisfaction without preparation was median 10.0 with interquartile range ( 9 .0-10.0), P value 0.03. This reflected a frequent rating of “10” for satisfaction in this category, with or without child life preparation.…”

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“…The ACEP also has stated that staff and provider morale is improved when satisfaction scores are high (6). Finally, in the more concrete realm of economics, satisfaction has been strongly linked to value-based incentive payments (9). Caregivers rated preprocedure pain significantly higher than providers, whose ratings were significantly higher than patients'.…”

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Improving the Pediatric Procedural Experience: An Analysis of Pain, Anxiety, and Satisfaction

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Camp

Khalil

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Journal of Patient Experience

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Objective: The purpose of this investigation was to compare self-reported and perceived pain and anxiety among patients, caregivers, and providers before, during, and after common emergency department (ED) procedures while evaluating the impact of commonly used adjuncts on overall satisfaction. Methods: A prospective observational study of children undergoing painful procedures in an ED was conducted from January 2015 to March 2017. Before, during, and after the procedure, patients older than 3 years of age rated their pain and anxiety. At the same time points, the provider and caregiver rated their impression of the patient’s pain, and the caregiver also rated the patient’s anxiety. After the procedure, satisfaction was elicited from the caregiver and the provider. Results: A total of 257 children were enrolled: 150 for intravenous line placement, 53 for wound repair, and 44 for a variety of other procedures. Caregivers rated pain higher than providers before, during, and after the procedure ( P values <0.001, <0.001, and 0.003, respectively). Caregivers rated anxiety higher than patients before, during and after the procedure ( P values <0.001, 0.03, and 0.002, respectively). Providers were less satisfied with the 1- to 2-year age-group compared to the 8+ years age groups ( P values 0.01 and 0.002). Conclusions: Caregiver perception of pain and anxiety of the patient exceeds provider and sometimes patient reports. The youngest children present a challenge for caregivers and providers and have lower satisfaction compared to older groups.

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Improving the Pediatric Procedural Experience: An Analysis of Pain, Anxiety, and Satisfaction

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Khalil

et al. 2019

Journal of Patient Experience

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“…''Pediatric anesthesia parent satisfaction (PAPS)'' survey was used to evaluate parental satisfaction in the present study. This questionnaire was developed by Milliken-Glabe et al [17] and which contained 15 closed-ended items, one open-ended items. Responses of the survey were recorded using a 5-point Likert scale: 1 (Disagree very much), 2, 3, 4, and 5 (Agree very much).…”

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“…Also not approved by ASA. Pediatric Anesthesia Parent Satisfaction (PAPS) aimed to eliminate these deficiencies was developed by Milliken-Glabe et al [17].…”

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Evaluation of the parental satisfaction of developmentally delayed pediatric patients undergoing dental surgery with the ''pediatric anesthesia parent satisfaction (PAPS)'' survey

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Çelik

2020

The European Research Journal

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“…Ehwerhemuepha et al 42 , em um estudo tipo survey, com mais de 500 pais ou cuidadores, concluiu que boa comunicação entre o anestesiologista e os pais foi fator determinante para que o hospital fosse indicado para parentes e amigos próximos. Nesta mesma linha de pensamento, Miliken-Glabe et al 43 , desenvolveram e validaram um instrumento para avaliação da satisfação dos pais ou cuidadores (Pediatric Anesthesia Parent Satisfaction -PAPS). Este instrumento é um survey de 17 perguntas que foi aplicado na SRPA em 250 famílias.…”

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Leading papers in pediatric anesthesia from the last year

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2018

Revista Médica De Minas Gerais

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This paper aims to discuss the main articles of pediatric anesthesia published in the last year. For this, a manual review was conducted in the main journals of anesthesiology, pediatric anesthesiology, pediatric intensive care and pediatrics. 170 articles were selected and, after reading the abstracts, 85 were included in this review. We divided this review into five topics, where we will discuss the main articles on airway management in children, the use of ultrasound in pediatric anesthesia, quality and safety in pediatric anesthesia, the implications of anesthesia for neurotoxicity and neurodevelopment, and practical questions of the pediatric anesthesiologist. RESUMOEste artigo tem como objetivo discutir os principais artigos de anestesia pediátrica publicados no último ano. Para isso, foi realizada uma revisão manual nas principais revistas de anestesiologia, anestesiologia pediátrica, terapia intensiva pediátrica e pediatria. Foram selecionados 170 artigos e, após a leitura dos resumos, 85 foram incluídos nesta revisão. Dividimos esta revisão em cinco tópicos, onde iremos discutir os principais artigos sobre o manejos das vias aéreas em crianças, o uso do ultrassom em anestesia pediátrica, qualidade e segurança em anestesia pediátrica, as implicações da anestesia em relação a neurotoxicidade e neurodesenvolvimento e questões práticas do dia a dia do anestesiologista pediátrico.Palavras-chave: Anestesia. Pediatria. Revisão. Manuseio das vias aéreas. Ultrassonografia. Neurotoxicidade. Qualidade. Segurança.

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First steps in validating the pediatric anesthesia parent satisfaction (PAPS) survey

Cited by 9 publications

References 19 publications

Improving the Pediatric Procedural Experience: An Analysis of Pain, Anxiety, and Satisfaction

Improving the Pediatric Procedural Experience: An Analysis of Pain, Anxiety, and Satisfaction

Evaluation of the parental satisfaction of developmentally delayed pediatric patients undergoing dental surgery with the ''pediatric anesthesia parent satisfaction (PAPS)'' survey

Leading papers in pediatric anesthesia from the last year

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