F. Reinoso-Barbero , R. López-López , M.D. Cárceles Barón , M. Hervías-Sánz , J. García-Fernández , Pediatric Anesthesia Section of Pediatric Anesthesia Working Group of SEDAR
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The management of paediatric acute pain in Spain in 2021: Results of a national survey among paediatric anaesthesiologists
Objective
To improve knowledge about routine clinical practice in the management of paediatric acute pain in Spain.
Methods
A telematic survey was conducted via the Internet on a representative sample of healthcare professionals involved in the management of paediatric acute pain (specifically anaesthesiologists) in Spain. The survey included 28 questions about their usual clinical practice in the assessment and treatment of acute pain, and also training and organisational aspects in paediatric acute pain.
Results
The survey was completed during March 2021 by 150 specialists in anaesthesiology. The respondents widely experienced in the management of acute paediatric pain (mean years of experience: 14.3: SD: 7.8), essentially in acute postoperative pain (97% of cases). Although 80% routinely used validated paediatric acute pain assessment scales, only 2.6% used specific scales adapted for patients with cognitive impairment. Most of the respondents routinely used analgesic drugs such as paracetamol (99%) or metamizole (92%), but only 84% complemented these drugs with a loco-regional blocking technique or other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (62%). Furthermore, only 62.7% acknowledged having received specific training in paediatric acute pain, only 45% followed hospital institutional protocols, and a scant 28% did so through paediatric pain units.
Conclusions
The survey identified important points for improvement in the training and organisation of acute pain management in Spanish paediatric patients.