Perspectives on Acupuncture in the Pediatric Emergency Department

J. Jackson, Anna Esparham, Jennifer J. Dilts, Shobhit Jain, K. Randell
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BACKGROUND: The opioid crisis catalyzed a national drive to better utilize non-pharmacologic pain management. To our knowledge, no study has examined staff, parent, or patient perspectives on acupuncture implementation in pediatric emergency departments (PED). OBJECTIVE: To understand staff, parent, and patient attitudes and barriers related to PED acupuncture. METHODS: We conducted 2 studies at 2 PEDs within a single children’s health system (125,000 visits/year). In Study 1, English-speaking patients (12-18 years), parents, and ED staff (child life specialists, nurses, physicians) completed anonymous surveys exploring factors associated with acceptability of PED …
针刺在儿科急诊科的应用前景
背景:阿片类药物危机催化了全国更好地利用非药物疼痛管理的驱动。据我们所知,没有研究调查了工作人员、家长或患者对儿科急诊科(PED)针灸实施的看法。目的:了解员工、家长和患者对PED针灸的态度和障碍。方法:我们在单一儿童卫生系统的2个儿科进行了2项研究(125,000次就诊/年)。在研究1中,说英语的患者(12-18岁)、家长和ED工作人员(儿童生活专家、护士、医生)完成了匿名调查,探讨与PED可接受性相关的因素。
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