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The perceptions and practices of parents and children on acute pain management among hospitalized children in two Botswana referral hospitals

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By Samuel T. Matula, Sharon Y Irving, Janet Deatrick, Botswana. P
| Journal of Pediatric Nursing Verified
Highlights • Children in Botswana may experience high pain intensity and may not likely seek pain relief. • Parents/guardians and children have adequate knowledge about children’s pain • Parents/guardians and children demonstrated positive attitudes towards pain management. • Parents/guardians and children are content with pain management despite reporting high levels of acute pain. • Modified APS-POQ-R is valid to assess parent/guardians and children’s perceptions and practices in Botswana.
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