Library resource guides: Paediatric pain: Other resources

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Paediatric pain resources

OPENPediatrics
OPENPediatrics is an open access online community of healthcare professionals sharing best practices from all resource settings around the world through innovative collaboration and digital learning technologies.

Through OPENPediatrics, healthcare professionals can access peer-reviewed content, including accredited and non-accredited courses, expert lectures and demonstrations, interactive device simulators, protocols and medical calculators. Verified users can also form and join groups, share digital resources, and engage in online discussions of key aspects of pediatric care.

Online Paediatric Pain Curriculum - The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids)
The goal of this curriculum is to provide a broad education platform, for health-care professionals to learn about pain within clinical, basic science, and ethical themes. These 10 modules are free and can be viewed independently and interchangeably.
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Features of the core curriculum include:
- Based on the International Association for the Study of Pain Core Curriculum for professional education in pain.
- Available to anyone via the web, anywhere in the world.
- Each module contain a number of cases illustrating the concepts covered in the module.

Pain+ CPN
Pain PLUS (Premium LiteratUre Service)is a resource thatprovides access to current, high-quality evidence from health care research, to support evidence-based clinical decisions.

PAIN+ is continuously updated, unique resource which allows you to see what other clinicians are reading, and search citations(from over 120 premier clinical journals) that are pre-rated for evidence quality by research staff.
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How you can use it:

1. Register to create a free account where you can set up alert preferences for email alerts
2. Receive e-mail alerts about new evidence, each alert includes clinical ratings and comments, and electronic links to the article's abstract via PubMed (if available) and full-text article via PubMed or the publisher's site (if available for free)
3. Search the ANZCA journal list and find the articles you want from our subscriptions, or if you need assistance locating an article - request the article from the Library by email: library@anzca.edu.au

Video 1 - Pain-Less Practice: Techniques to Reduce Procedural Pain and Anxiety in Pediatric Acute Care

Video 2 - Pain-Less Practice: Techniques to Reduce Procedural Pain and Anxiety in Pediatric Acute Care

Guidelines on the Management of Chronic Pain in Children by World Health Organisation
ISBN: 9789240017870
Publication Date: 2020
In these guidelines, the World Health Organization (WHO) provides evidence-informed recommendations for the management of chronic pain in children. The recommendations are based on the most current, high-quality scientific evidence, and were formulated following processes and using methods that meet the highest international standards for guideline development. The recommendations in this guideline are based on systematic reviews of the evidence on benefits, harms, acceptability and feasibility, as well as on equity and resource considerations.