2009
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.b4234
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Pain management and sedation for children in the emergency department

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“…This erasure persists despite recent findings from researchers using participatory methods that children can be knowledgeable and competent co-researchers whose own experiences, perceptions and social agency are often necessary for successful health interventions (e.g., Bergström, Jonsson, & Shanahan, 2010;Conroy & Harcourt, 2009). Medical providers who are given discretionary authority frequently misjudge when children experience physical pain, are capable of experiencing pain, or are in need of pain medication, when they discount and contradict children's self-reports (e.g., Atkinson, Chesters, & Heinz, 2009;Schechter, 1989;Walco, Cassidy, & Schechter, 1994;Weisman, Bernstein, & Schechter, 1998). Similarly, mental health professionals who misgender may leave children in distress unnecessarily due to their failure to recognise how children determine their own genders and their expression.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This erasure persists despite recent findings from researchers using participatory methods that children can be knowledgeable and competent co-researchers whose own experiences, perceptions and social agency are often necessary for successful health interventions (e.g., Bergström, Jonsson, & Shanahan, 2010;Conroy & Harcourt, 2009). Medical providers who are given discretionary authority frequently misjudge when children experience physical pain, are capable of experiencing pain, or are in need of pain medication, when they discount and contradict children's self-reports (e.g., Atkinson, Chesters, & Heinz, 2009;Schechter, 1989;Walco, Cassidy, & Schechter, 1994;Weisman, Bernstein, & Schechter, 1998). Similarly, mental health professionals who misgender may leave children in distress unnecessarily due to their failure to recognise how children determine their own genders and their expression.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because of these attributes, non-anaesthetists in emergency departments in advanced countries are using ketamine in increasing numbers. 38 It is possible that ketamine-based anaesthesia without tracheal intubation provides relatively safe conditions for simple surgery in children in Uganda and similar settings.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The aim is to provide an objective standard-based procedure for evaluating healthcare organizations throughout the world. The accreditation program is based on international standards which are compatible with local needs (Atkinson et al, 2009).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%