2020•AJP: The Australian Journal of PharmacyRequires access

Children's pain: Pain in children: Assessment and management

Zaheeda Patel

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Community pharmacy is often the first place parents go to when their children experience pain. In this article, pharmacist Zaheeda Patel describes the tools available to adequately assess pain in children, as well as suitable pain management options for children.

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Community pharmacy is often the first place parents go to when their children experience pain. In this article, pharmacist Zaheeda Patel describes the tools available to adequately assess pain in children, as well as suitable pain management options for children.

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Community pharmacy is often the first place parents go to when their children experience pain. In this article, pharmacist Zaheeda Patel describes the tools available to adequately assess pain in children, as well as suitable pain management options for children.

Key concepts: Pain management, Pharmacy, Pain assessment, Pharmacist, Medicine, Physical therapy, Psychology, Family medicine

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