Remembering pain after surgery: a longitudinal examination of the role of pain catastrophizing in children's and parents' recall
Children's memories for pain play a powerful role in their pain experiences. Parents'
memories may also influence children's pain experiences, by influencing parent–child …
memories may also influence children's pain experiences, by influencing parent–child …
A pilot randomized controlled trial of virtual reality distraction to reduce procedural pain during subcutaneous port access in children and adolescents with cancer
AS Hundert, KA Birnie, O Abla, K Positano… - The Clinical journal …, 2022 - journals.lww.com
Objectives: We aimed to determine the feasibility of virtual reality (VR) distraction for children
with cancer undergoing subcutaneous port (SCP) access. We also aimed to estimate …
with cancer undergoing subcutaneous port (SCP) access. We also aimed to estimate …
Where do children learn about pain? The role of caregiver responses to preschoolers' pain experience within natural settings
The preschool period is a critical stage of emotional and social development for young
children (0–5 years), and socialisation methods are instrumental learning tools for the child's …
children (0–5 years), and socialisation methods are instrumental learning tools for the child's …
Role of anxiety in young children's pain memory development after surgery
Pediatric pain is common, and memory for it may be distressing and have long-lasting
effects. Children who develop more negatively biased memories for pain (ie, recalled pain is …
effects. Children who develop more negatively biased memories for pain (ie, recalled pain is …
Observational coding systems of parent–child interactions during painful procedures: A systematic review
J Bai, KM Swanson, SJ Santacroce - Pain Practice, 2018 - Wiley Online Library
Background Parent interactions with their child can influence the child's pain and distress
during painful procedures. Reliable and valid interaction analysis systems (IAS s) are …
during painful procedures. Reliable and valid interaction analysis systems (IAS s) are …
The role of narrative in the development of children's pain memories: influences of father–and mother–child reminiscing on children's recall of pain
Negatively biased memories for pain (ie, recalled pain is higher than initial report) robustly
predict future pain experiences. During early childhood, parent–child reminiscing has been …
predict future pain experiences. During early childhood, parent–child reminiscing has been …
When “a headache is not just a headache”: a qualitative examination of parent and child experiences of pain after childhood cancer
Objective Today, more than 80% of children diagnosed with cancer are expected to survive.
Despite the high prevalence of pain associated with the diagnosis and treatment of …
Despite the high prevalence of pain associated with the diagnosis and treatment of …
Dyadic analysis of child and parent trait and state pain catastrophizing in the process of children's pain communication
When explored separately, child and parent catastrophic thoughts about child pain show
robust negative relations with child pain. The objective of this study was to conduct a dyadic …
robust negative relations with child pain. The objective of this study was to conduct a dyadic …
[HTML][HTML] Patients are socially excluded when their pain has no medical explanation
This study investigated whether observers socially exclude patients who experience pain
that is not medically explained by means of an experimental design. Fifty-nine participants …
that is not medically explained by means of an experimental design. Fifty-nine participants …
[HTML][HTML] State versus trait: validating state assessment of child and parental catastrophic thinking about children's acute pain
Pain catastrophizing has emerged as one of the most robust predictors of child pain
outcomes. Although assessments of state (ie, situation-specific) pain catastrophizing in …
outcomes. Although assessments of state (ie, situation-specific) pain catastrophizing in …