From the 1990s onwards, pain began to be assessed as the ‘fifth vital sign’ and paediatric pain management came to be considered a specialised discipline. Knowing children feel pain led to the development of standardised tool to measure their pain
From the 1990s onwards, pain began to be assessed as the ‘fifth vital sign’ and paediatric pain management came to be considered a specialised discipline. Knowing children feel pain led to the development of standardised tool to measure their pain
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From the 1990s onwards, pain began to be assessed as the ‘fifth vital sign’ and paediatric pain management came to be considered a specialised discipline. Knowing children feel pain led to the development of standardised tool to measure their pain
