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Best Pain Control Practices During Needle Procedures in Pediatric Oncology Patients

Location

Guzman 201

Start Date

4-14-2016 7:00 PM

End Date

4-14-2016 7:15 PM

Student Type

Undergraduate

Faculty Mentor(s)

Luanne Linnard-Palmer, RN, MSN, OCN

Presentation Format

Oral Presentation

Abstract/Description

This study describes common strategies used by nurses to manage pain during needle procedures in pediatric oncology patients. By reviewing a handful of studies it was determined that nurses most commonly use a combination of EMLA cream and distraction during needle procedures. However, pediatric oncology patients continue to report needle procedures as being the most painful problem regarding their care and treatment. The purpose of this research proposal is to discover what specific pain control practices are most effective in relieving pain during common needle procedures in pediatric oncology patients. Furthermore, to propose a new protocol that outlines the best practices to be performed by the care team to minimize pain for pediatric oncology patients during these procedures.

Key Words:

Pediatric Cancer/Oncology

Interventions

Pain Management

Needle Procedure

Pain

Distress

Procedural Pain

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Best Pain Control Practices During Needle Procedures in Pediatric Oncology Patients

Guzman 201

This study describes common strategies used by nurses to manage pain during needle procedures in pediatric oncology patients. By reviewing a handful of studies it was determined that nurses most commonly use a combination of EMLA cream and distraction during needle procedures. However, pediatric oncology patients continue to report needle procedures as being the most painful problem regarding their care and treatment. The purpose of this research proposal is to discover what specific pain control practices are most effective in relieving pain during common needle procedures in pediatric oncology patients. Furthermore, to propose a new protocol that outlines the best practices to be performed by the care team to minimize pain for pediatric oncology patients during these procedures.

Key Words:

Pediatric Cancer/Oncology

Interventions

Pain Management

Needle Procedure

Pain

Distress

Procedural Pain