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  • Article

    Efficient procedural pain best practices summary article from the Canadian Medical Association

    This articles outlines the recommendations for procedural pain clinical protocols, including a very useful evidence summary. This also reflects the recommendations of the World Health Organization, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and nearly every other pediatric organization in the world. Available open source.

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    Newly released in 2020: an update reinforcing treatment recommendations for pediatric pain

    Across the adult population, blood-injection-injury fears may explain approximately 10% of cases of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy. Addressing such fears will likely improve the effectiveness of vaccination programs.

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  • Article

    The Comfort Ability® Program

    An amazing program from Boston Children's Hospital designed to help children with chronic pain (and their parents!) learn strategies to better manage pain and improve their ability to do the things they want to do.

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  • Video

    Tame the Beast

    It’s time to rethink persistent pain

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  • Video

    Sweet solutions and pain management for babies

    How to use sweet solutions to minimize needle pain in babies

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  • Podcast

    Beyond the Bedpan: Dr. Jody Thomas and The Meg Foundation

    Christie Cowan and Dr. Jody Thomas, discuss needle anxiety and the skills needed to cope with painful procedures.

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  • Podcast

    Child Life on Call: Pediatric Pain with the Meg Foundation

    Practical tips, expert on advice, and lot of experience in this interview with Dr. Jody Thomas and Child Life Specialist Jamie Gentille on the Child Life On Call podcast.

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  • Downloads

    Reduce the Pain of Vaccination in Babies

    A clear, concise brochure on pain management specifically for infants and babies from SickKids Hospital.

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    Game Plan Worksheet: Creating Comfort During Nasal Swabs

    We all do better with a plan! Use this to help kids create a coping plan before that next COVID test.

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    Creating Comfort During Nasal Swab Quick Guide

    Strategies to feel better when they shove a long swab up your nose.

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  • Digital Tool

    WebMap Mobile

    An interactive app for teens coping with chronic pain.

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  • Blog Post

    Pain Management for Trans and Gender Diverse Youth

    At Meg Foundation, we’re all about empowering children and families with resources that will help them be more comfortable and less anxious during medical procedures. For trans and gender diverse youth, the word “empowerment” is a critical part of their medical vocabulary.

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