Published Aug 25, 2016
LonghornChic, BSN
89 Posts
Hi all!
I started my peds rotation today and my professor was lecturing on how to assess pain in babies and young children. She mostly discussed using the FLACS scale, vitals, etc. She didn't really mention any new techniques or interventions.
Last year I read an article about a nurse researcher that was investigating the use of a color changing "globe" that would help narrow the babies level of pain based on physiological measurements and such. I have been trying to find this article but have had no luck. I can't find it anywhere in the nursing journals or the internet. I am not sure if I am using the correct terms though. Do any of y'all know what I am talking about? I am very interested in learning of any new approved nursing practice in terms of pain assessment and do not want to approach my professor without any literature to back it up.
BabyFood26
203 Posts
Hi there. I hope this is the one ur talking about? I search and read endless articles on pain assessments because I work with a patient who can be difficult to read her pain levels
In the palms of our hands: RN sets sights on developing tool to measure infants’ pain – Nurse.com News
Hi there. I hope this is the one ur talking about? I search and read endless articles on pain assessments because I work with a patient who can be difficult to read her pain levelsIn the palms of our hands: RN sets sights on developing tool to measure infants' pain – Nurse.com News
In the palms of our hands: RN sets sights on developing tool to measure infants' pain – Nurse.com News
Yes, yes, yes!!! Thank you so much!! Greatly appreciated :)