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OTC: Children's pain: Beyond the band aid understanding children's pain

Leanne Philpott

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Abstract

Pharmacists are ideally placed to help children and their parents understand the source and severity of pain as well as presenting options to alleviate it.

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Pharmacists are ideally placed to help children and their parents understand the source and severity of pain as well as presenting options to alleviate it.

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Pharmacists are ideally placed to help children and their parents understand the source and severity of pain as well as presenting options to alleviate it.

Key concepts: Psychology, Medicine

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