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Involving parents in pain management promotes the well-being of hospitalized newborns and enhances their skills. Thanks to non-pharmacological strategies that are simple to implement, parents can be integrated into a partnership, providing valuable support and optimized analgesia for their child during painful care. This approach is fully in line with the philosophy of child- and family-centred developmental care, recognizing parents as their child's first protectors.
期刊介绍:
La revue Soins Pédiatrie/Puériculture adresse aux infirmières et aux puéricultrices désireuses améliorer leur prise en charge de le enfant de 0 a 16 ans, tant a hopital que en structure médico-sociale ou en milieu scolaire. Soins Pédiatrie/Puériculture couvre tout le champ de la pédiatrie, de la périnatalité a adolescence