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Review : Information giving can be painless

Denise Jonas

Pain Team, Royal Manchester Children's Hospital, Manchester M27 4HA — Manchester Children's Hospitals NHS Trust

Kay Worsley-Cox

Quality and Clinical Support, Manchester Children's Hospitals NHS Trust

{blacksquare} Pain is an inevitable consequence following day surgery, but with effective regular pain relief minimal discomfort can be achieved.

{blacksquare} An information leaflet produced by a pain nurse specialist in collaboration with a multidisciplinary team ensures that comprehensible and non-contradictory information is given to parents.

{blacksquare} With the increased trend towards paediatric day surgery parents are significant contributors to their child's care in the postoperative period.

{blacksquare} Written information on pain relief after discharge can help parents make decisions about their child's pain management.

Key Words: Children • Day surgery • Information leaflets • Management • Pain • Parents.

Journal of Child Health Care, Vol. 4, No. 2, 55-59 (2000)
DOI: 10.1177/136749350000400202
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