Prevalence of pain reports in pediatric primary care and association with demographics, body mass index, and exam findings: a cross-sectional study
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DOI: 10.1186/s12887-018-1335-0
Abstract: BackgroundPediatric pain is associated to patient weight and demographics in specialized settings, but pain prevalence and its associated patient attributes in general pediatric outpatient care are unknown. Our objective was to determine the rate of… read more here.
Keywords: exam findings; primary care; pediatric primary; pain reporting ... See more keywords
Swimming Through It: Pain Reporting Behaviors in Competitive Adolescent Swimmers
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DOI: 10.1542/peds.146.1_meetingabstract.59
Abstract: Introduction: “Swimmer’s shoulder” is the colloquial phrase describing pain and injury in the anterolateral region of the shoulder, and is reported by 40-91% of adolescents competitive swimmers (1-3). In similar overhead sports where overuse injuries… read more here.
Keywords: pain; pain reporting; swimming pain; adolescent swimmers ... See more keywords
How and Why Patient Concerns Influence Pain Reporting: A Qualitative Analysis of Personal Accounts and Perceptions of Others’ Use of Numerical Pain Scales
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2021.663890
Abstract: Complex factors influence how people report and interpret numerical pain ratings. Such variability can introduce noise and systematic bias into clinical pain assessment. Identification of factors that influence self-rated pain and its interpretation by others… read more here.
Keywords: pain ratings; perceptions others; pain reporting; numerical pain ... See more keywords