Halimaa, 2003 - Google Patents
Pain management in nursing procedures on premature babiesHalimaa, 2003
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- 4147115127241890701
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- Halimaa S
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- Publication venue
- Journal of Advanced Nursing
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Background. Pain can be caused to premature babies when nursing and other procedures are carried out. Procedural pain management for these babies raises challenging questions for health care professionals. Optimal pain management for premature babies can be …
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