Pain Assessment in Children Younger Than 8 Years in Out-of-Hospital Emergency Medicine

Beltramini, A.; Galinski, Michel; Chabernaud, Jean Louis; Almenar, R. Ruiz; Tsapis, Michael; Goddet, N.-S.; Kessous, Katia; Falissard, Bruno; Fournier-Charrière, E.

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“…The current management of pediatric pain calls for a worldwide step forward [2]. A concrete help, in this sense, could in fact be represented by the utilization of standard pain assessment measures [34][35][36][37][38][39]. The assessment and treatment of pain in children and adolescents require constant training to increase clinicians' awareness.…”

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Paracetamol and Ibuprofen in the Treatment of Fever and Acute Mild–Moderate Pain in Children: Italian Experts’ Consensus Statements

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Fever and pain are challenging symptoms in children and adolescents and are common reasons for consultations in primary care and hospital. Paracetamol and ibuprofen are currently the only recommended drugs for treating fever in Italy, but the therapeutic approaches are discrepant in the different settings. In Italy, paracetamol and ibuprofen are the most prescribed analgesics for acute mild–moderate pain in children; however, their use is often inappropriate in that fever is over-treated and pain is under-treated. An Italian board of experts analyzed the motivations for the misalignment between daily practice and guidelines of fever and acute mild–moderate pain management of the territory and hospitals. The expert opinion consensus process underscored the appropriate use of paracetamol and ibuprofen according to clinical scenarios, patients’ profiles, and the safety features of the drugs. Although patients’ profiles can indicate different benefits from paracetamol or ibuprofen, critical issues of fever and acute mild–moderate pain management persist in primary care and hospitals. These expert opinion consensus statements can be an across-the-board tool to harmonize the routine practice between the territory and hospitals, especially under special conditions (at-risk for dehydration, coagulation disorder patients, etc.). It can also promote educational activity about fever and acute mild–moderate pain management to enhance the milestones already achieved by Italian pediatricians.

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Paracetamol and Ibuprofen in the Treatment of Fever and Acute Mild–Moderate Pain in Children: Italian Experts’ Consensus Statements

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“…Deux échelles comportementales ont été validées pour l'évaluation de la douleur aiguë, Algoplus pour les patients non communicants de plus de 65 ans et BOS-3 pour tous les adultes non communicants [15,16]. Pour les enfants non communicants en situation d'urgence, l'échelle validée est EVENDOL [17,18]. L'hétérogénéité des procédures antalgiques proposées peut en partie être expliquée par le fait que deux tiers des médecins ne connaissaient pas les RFE.…”

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Modalités d’analgésie-sédation procédurale utilisées en traumatologie extrahospitalière par les médecins urgentistes de France métropolitaine

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“…Diğer ölçeklere göre avantajlı olduğu belirtilmektedir. [31,32] 2. ve 6'da gösterilmiştir. [33,34] Entübe ve entübe olmayan hastada davranışsal ağrı skalaları spesifik ağrı tedavi uygulamaları için geliştirilmemiştir.…”

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Pharmachologic treatment of acute postoperative pain: A clinical practice guideline of The Turkish Society of Algology

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Arıcan

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Pain Assessment in Children Younger Than 8 Years in Out-of-Hospital Emergency Medicine

Abstract: EVENDOL is a quick, easy-to-use, discriminant instrument to assess pain in young children in out-of-hospital emergency settings.

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Paracetamol and Ibuprofen in the Treatment of Fever and Acute Mild–Moderate Pain in Children: Italian Experts’ Consensus Statements

Paracetamol and Ibuprofen in the Treatment of Fever and Acute Mild–Moderate Pain in Children: Italian Experts’ Consensus Statements

Modalités d’analgésie-sédation procédurale utilisées en traumatologie extrahospitalière par les médecins urgentistes de France métropolitaine

Pharmachologic treatment of acute postoperative pain: A clinical practice guideline of The Turkish Society of Algology

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