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| Commentary Ethical issues in the equitable virtual delivery of pediatric chronic pain care |
Mica Gabrielle Marbil and Kathryn A. Birnie | 1-5 |
| Book Review Empowering children through imagination to overcome pain The dream machine |
Jana Kaoussarani | 6-8 |
| Book Review Challenging the stigma of pediatric pain: A graphic novel for pain education Pain: It’s all in your head. Just like everything else |
Kelsey Jong, Elizaveta Bourchtein and Eric L. Scott | 17-19 |
| Commentary Defining adolescence: A call for consistency in the chronic pain literature |
Abigail Jones, Line Caes, Jeremy Gauntlett-Gilbert and Abbie Jordan | 9-13 |
| Book Review Can education about pain be fun, interactive, and accessible? Zoe and Zak’s pain hacks. Book series 1-5 |
Eloise Cowie, Mikaela Schlumpf, Daria Westerman and Caroline Zanussi | 14-16 |
| Podcast Review Embedding humanity and hope in the pediatric chronic pain journey The Comfort Ability Program Peer Advisory Board's Chronic Pain as You’ve Never Heard It Before |
Jennifer Ramasami | 1-3 |
| Conference Highlights Pediatric pain content at upcoming annual conferences |
Kelly Smith | 4-8 |
| Book Review Helping parents and pediatric providers understand and support children experiencing acute and chronic pain When children feel pain: from everyday aches to chronic conditions |
Mimi Stotsky | 21-23 |
| Book Review A valuable resource for psychologists working in pediatric pain. Chapters on pediatric pain management in: Clinical handbook of psychological consultation in pediatric medical settings |
Jennifer Corser, Amy Parkinson and Holly Waring | 24-26 |
| Tools to enhance education about pain and emotional distress for pediatric patients with chronic pain | Kaitlyn L. Gamwell, Kendra Homan, and Sara E. Williams | 12-16 |
| Feasibility of implementing interdisciplinary pediatric pain services in Alaska |
Wendy Gaultney and Ben Ekstrom | 17-20 |
| Using virtual reality distraction during wound management: A brief case report in a patient with epidermolysis bullosa | Lisa Nicole D’Alessandro, Irene Lara Corrales, Sara Klein, Dana Kondo, and Jennifer Stinson | 1-7 |
| Book Review Navigating the winding road of chronic pain by putting coping and resilience in the driver’s seat The smart brain pain syndrome: the primer for teens & young adults in pain |
Robert C. Gibler | 8-9 |
| Book Review A creative and effective way of explaining chronic pain experiences to children! My bodyguard brain |
Line Caes | 10-11 |
| Dissociative symptoms in youth with chronic pain: Worthy of future investigation? | Sarah Nelson, Maureen Burns, and Karen Kaczynski | 45-49 |
| Book Review A helpful manual for novice and seasoned psychologists providing care to adolescents with a variety of physical illnesses, including chronic pain Children’s Health and Illness Recovery Program (CHIRP): Clinician Guide & Teen and Family Workbook |
Ana B. Goya Arce | 50-52 |
| Preparing for return to in-person school instruction in pediatric chronic pain populations | Lauren E. Oddo and Laura S. Gray | 17-26 |
| Petite douceur pour bébé: a descriptive quantitative study using YouTube to disseminate effective pain management strategies | Domenique Labaky, Cynthia Joly, Jessica Reszel, Ashley Charbonneau, JoAnn Harrold, Catherine Larocque, and Denise Harrison | 27-30 |
| Teaching and applying activity pacing in pediatric chronic pain rehabilitation using practitioner feedback and pace breaks | Heidi Kempert | 31-42 |
| Book Review A practical approach to pediatric headache management Getting ahead of pediatric headaches: a comprehensive guide for nurse practitioners to manage headaches in children and adolescents |
Angelina Koehler | 43-44 |
| Diagnostic delay in pediatric complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS): Current problem and potential solutions | Giulia Mesaroli, Geraldine Cullen-Dean, Catherine Munns, and Stephen Brown | 1-5 |
| Social media use in adolescent chronic pain | Emily Brown and Jeremy Gauntlett-Gilbert | 6-12 |
| Challenges of assigning a biopsychosocial pediatric pain diagnosis, in a biomedical world | Vishal Varshney, Thomas Young, and Nivez Rasic | 13-16 |
| “It all seems so unfair”: Pain-related injustice appraisals in youth with chronic pain and their caregivers | Megan M. Miller, Mary K. Lynch, Adam T. Hirsh, and Amy E. Williams | 28-32 |
| Have To’s Before Want To’s: An accessible framework for breaking the cycle of avoidance and reestablishing routine in youth with chronic pain | Allison M. Smith and Gabrielle Bryant | 33-37 |
| Challenges with recruitment in pediatric procedural pain research | Jennifer Revell, Chantal Backman, Susan Vasily, and Denise Harrison | 38-41 |
| Reflections and considerations for knowledge translation efforts on pain training for caregivers of children with intellectual and developmental disabilities | Lara M. Genik and C. Meghan McMurtry | 21-24 |
| Book Review Truly practical and of interest to your whole team Practical treatment options for chronic pain in children and adolescents: an interdisciplinary therapy manual (2nd edition) |
Dustin P. Wallace | 25-27 |
| Note from the Editor | Deirdre E. Logan | 1 |
| School re-entry following chronic pain and disability: A pathway to success | Ethan Benore, Amy Fahrenkamp, Oleh Zhakunets, and Gerard A. Banez | 2-15 |
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Workshop Review & Reflections Making Small Ripples In a Big Pond Reflections from attending “Intensive Interdisciplinary Multimodal Pediatric Pain Management- A Professional Workshop,” Datteln, Germany |
Rebecca Anne Mairs | 16-18 |
| Book Review Young people can change themselves The chronic pain and illness workbook for teens: CBT and mindfulness-based practices to turn the volume down on pain |
Jeremy Gauntlett-Gilbert | 19-20 |
| “Nothing about us without us”: The route to developing useful participatory activities for adolescents with chronic pain | Line Caes and Jessica Fales | 28-33 |
| Pediatric pain, CBT, and the internet: Modern tools for pain management | Rachel Zoffness | 34-39 |
| Clinical observations of adolescent chronic pain with coordination difficulties: Physical and psychosocial implications | Heidi Kempert, Lauren Nelson, and Rachel Heines | 40-48 |
| Moving towards cultural competence in the treatment of pediatric chronic pain | Madison Perry, Jeffrey D. Shahidullah, and Mary K. Lynch | 18-22 |
| Acute neuropathic pain during antibody infusions as cancer therapy in children | Jennifer L. Harman, Jennifer Allen, and Doralina L. Anghelescu | 23-26 |
| Erratum to: The importance of pictures to communicate pain location in children |
Phyllis J. Mesko and Jennifer L. Clark | 27 |
| Becoming a pediatric pain specialist: Training opportunities to advance the science and practice of pediatric pain treatment | Rashmi P. Bhandari, John Goddard, Fiona Campbell, Michael Sangster, and Bonnie Stevens | 1-10 |
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The importance of pictures to communicate pain location in children An erratum to this commentary is available in Vol. 21 No. 2. |
Phyllis J. Mesko and Jennifer L. Clark | 11-14 |
| Video Review One step at a time: a straightforward guide down the rocky road of complex regional pain syndrome The Diagnosis and Treatment of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) in Children |
Teresa O'Neil | 15-17 |
| Co-building a new landscape in pediatric chronic pain research: Patient partner and researcher perspectives on meaningful patient engagement | Kathryn A. Birnie, Katherine Dib, and Carley Ouellette | 21-27 |
| Co-occurring chronic pain and obesity: A call to action | Alison M. Stoner, Melissa Santos, and Keri R. Hainsworth | 28-32 |
| Changing parental responses to pediatric hematology/oncology pain with a single session, operant-based group intervention | Jennifer M. Allen, Niki Jurbergs, Valerie McLaughlin Crabtree, Kathryn Russell, and Jennifer L. Harman | 33-37 |
| Intensive rehabilitation can be tolerated by adolescents with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) | Heidi Kempert | 11-17 |
| Book Review Decoding psyche and soma: a clinician’s treasure trove for treating somatic symptoms in children and their families Treating somatic symptoms in children and adolescents |
Bryan Carter, Kristie Schultz, and Elaine Gilbert | 18-20 |
| Creating and delivering pain education for clinicians in a developing country | Shemila Abbasi | 1-4 |
| Measuring caregiver HRV in the acute pain context: Methodological considerations | Kaytlin Constantin, Heidi N. Bailey, and C. Meghan McMurtry | 5-10 |
| Pros and cons of social interaction during intensive pediatric pain treatment | Sara E. Williams and Dustin P. Wallace | 31-37 |
| Book Review One family’s story: learning to live with chronic pain |
Bill Dagg and Paula Forgeron | 38-39 |
| Translational research in pediatric pain: A new frontier | Christine B. Sieberg | 20-23 |
| How understanding the function of behavior can improve physical therapy progress: The case for psychology | Erin E. Brannon and Ethan R. Benore | 24-28 |
| Book Review First step to normal: A top-notch roadmap to navigating childhood pain Pain in children & young adults: the journey back to normal. Two pediatricians’ mind-body guide for parents |
R. Blake Windsor | 29-30 |
| Graded motor imagery in the rehabilitation of children with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS): Evidence still needed | Greg Heeger, Marianne McCormick, and Tiina Jaaniste | 1-8 |
| The power of pain self-efficacy: Applying a positive psychology framework to pediatric pain | Rachel M. Tomlinson, Laura A. Cousins, C. Meghan McMurtry, and Lindsey L. Cohen | 9-13 |
| Book Review Stories of children's pain: linking evidence to practice |
Kathy Reid | 14-17 |
| Jo Eland: A remembrance | Neil L. Schechter | 18-19 |
| A look back at the past two decades in pediatric pain | 18-21 | |
| Moving from knowledge to action in pediatric pain: a look at the past, present and future | Perri R. Tutelman and Christine T. Chambers | 22-25 |
| A Children’s Comfort Promise: how can we do everything possible to prevent and treat pain in children using quality improvement strategies? | Stefan J. Friedrichsdorf, Donna Eull, and Christian Weidner | 26-30 |
| Impact of an interdisciplinary and international research training initiative: the Pain in Child Health program | Line Caes, Christine T. Chambers, Carl L. von Baeyer, and Bonnie Stevens | 31-34 |
| Parent involvement in pediatric pain interventions | Sarah Rook and Jeremy Gauntlett-Gilbert | 9-13 |
| Book Review Redefining comfort When your child hurts: effective strategies to increase comfort, reduce stress, and break the cycle of chronic pain |
Maggie Stoeckel and Anna C. Wilson | 14-17 |
| The power of optimism: Applying a positive psychology framework to pediatric pain | Laura A. Cousins, Rachel M. Tomlinson, Lindsey L. Cohen, and C. Meghan McMurtry | 1-5 |
| Video Review Empowering parents in using evidence-based strategies to reduce needle pain and anxiety in children It Doesn't Have to Hurt |
Monica Agoston | 6-8 |
| Posttraumatic stress disorder in children with chronic pain | Amy Sullivan, Evelyn Goodison-Farnsworth, and Tiina Jaaniste | 35-39 |
| Brief group therapy for chronic pain in adolescents | Victoria W. Willard, Kendra Parris, Niki Jurbergs, Valerie McLaughlin Crabtree, and Jennifer Harman Ehrentraut | 40-46 |
| Book Review Managing your child's chronic pain |
Ethan Benore | 47-49 |
| Video Review Embracing YouTube technology and getting the message out about chronic pain Understanding pain and what’s to be done about it in less than 10 minutes |
Bernie H. Whitaker | 50-52 |
| Conversion Disorder and pediatric chronic pain — talking through the challenges | Jenny R. Evans, Ethan Benore, and Gerard Banez | 16-20 |
| Integration of mobile health applications into pain intervention on an inpatient psychology Consultation Liaison service | Christina M. Limke, Molly Peabody, and Kristin Kullgren | 21-26 |
| Why aren’t clinical guidelines used in practice? What we learned from our Twitter Chat | Alison Twycross and Christine Chambers | 27-34 |
| Revisiting the Pieces of Hurt pain assessment tool — do the pieces matter? | Jenessa Thirion, Mary Ann O’Riordan, and Anne Stormorken | 1-4 |
| Use of facial expressions for pain assessment in infants during acute painful procedures | Ashley Desrosiers, Denise Harrison, and Andrea Letham | 5-8 |
| Book Review The language of pain Oxford textbook of paediatric pain |
Shalini Shah, Michelle A. Fortier, and Cheryl Deters | 9-12 |
| Book Review A valuable resource for parents with children/adolescents with chronic pain How to stop chronic pain in children: a practical guide |
Karen E. Weiss and Emily A. McTate | 13-15 |
| The importance of friendships in youth with chronic pain: The next critical wave of research | Jessica L. Fales and Paula Forgeron | 35-39 |
| Learning to let go: My experience with Chronic Pain Stockholm Syndrome | Ryan R. Gulak and Susan M. Bennett | 40-42 |
| Book Review Calming the waters of procedural anxiety in children: A primer for parents Everybody stay calm: how to support your young child through medical tests and procedures |
F. Ralph Berberich | 43-44 |
| Note from the Editor | Deirdre E. Logan | 1-3 |
| Pain assessment in mechanically ventilated PICU patients: It’s complicated | Tamara L. Dorfman, Gwen R. Rempel, Shannon D. Scott, and Lisa Hartling | 4-7 |
| Supporting children with chronic pain in their return to school | Kailyn M. Jones, Sara King, and Jill E. MacLaren Chorney | 8-14 |
| Considerations of non-medical use of prescription opioids (NMUPO) in pediatric pain management | Stephanie Jane Dowden | 15-21 |
| Pediatric pain psychology fellowship training: Current trends in the USA and future goals | Rashmi Bhandari, Grace Kao, and Deirdre E. Logan | 22-28 |
| Book Review A cross-disciplinary resource for treating chronic pain in children and adolescents Practical treatment options for chronic pain in children and adolescents: an interdisciplinary therapy manual |
Edin Randall and Monique Ribeiro | 29-31 |
| Book Review Paying attention to pediatric pain Managing pain in children: a clinical guide for nurses and healthcare professionals (2nd edition) |
Linda B. Hurd and Elizabeth Ely | 32-34 |
| The painful truth: A review of the clinical use of skin conductance monitoring for postoperative pain assessment | Eugene K. Choo | 29-33 |
| Impact of pediatric chronic pain on siblings: Evidence and theory | Tiina Jaaniste, Elisa Phipps, Tamara Lang, and G. David Champion | 34-37 |
| DVD Review Exploring pain management through the lens of dance Dancing with pain |
Torie E. Carlson | 38-40 |
| Product Review Evaluation of the “ditto™” for pediatric procedural support |
Brenda Gordley and Charmaine Kleiber | 16-18 |
| Children give different self-reports of pain intensity to different people: The influence of social display rules | Judith Versloot, Carl L. von Baeyer, and Kenneth D. Craig | 19-22 |
| Pain in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Experience, expression, and assessment | Amanda K. I. Knoll, C. Meghan McMurtry, and Christine T. Chambers | 23-28 |
| Chronic pain is like… The clinical use of analogy and metaphor in the treatment of chronic pain in children | Rachael Coakley and Neil Schechter | 1-8 |
| Missed opportunities: School as an undervalued site for effective pain management | Jessica Boutilier and Sara King | 9-15 |
| A supportive harmony: Music therapy for complex painful dressing changes | Deborah Benkovitz, Tracy Pasek, and Sarah Miedel | 34-38 |
| Book Review A very French textbook on pediatric pain La douleur chez l'enfant (2ème édition) |
Marie-Claude Grégoire | 39-43 |
| Ideas for improving preoperative preparation of children for anesthesia: Winners of a competition in France | Françoise Galland | 44-46 |
| Book Review How to be a pediatric pain psychologist Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for chronic pain in children and adolescents |
Deirdre E. Logan and Shannon Odell | 25-27 |
| Book Review Three books for children: when kissing a boo boo is not enough GrrrOUCH! Pain is like a grouchy bear Imagine a rainbow: a child's guide for soothing pain Be the boss of your pain: self-care for kids |
Linda Thomson | 28-30 |
| Book Review The importance of listening in pediatric care In pain we trust: a conversation between mother and son on the journey from sickness to health |
Emily F. Law and Tonya M. Palermo | 31-33 |
| The use of distraction, acceptance, and mindfulness-based techniques in the treatment of pediatric pain | Sophia Grewal, Mark Petter, and Amanda B. Feinstein | 1-9 |
| Overcoming common barriers to engagement in psychological services for chronic pain: A one-day intensive pain management workshop for youth and parents | Rachael Coakley and Brittany N. Barber | 10-15 |
| No Pain, All Gain: The creation of a non-pharmacological pain management group for children and their families | Breanne Mathers and Nicholas Joachimides | 16-20 |
| Book Review Merging science and practice in treating pediatric chronic pain Handbook of pediatric chronic pain: current science and integrative practice |
Bruce D. Dick | 21-24 |
| Massage for pain relief in pediatric palliative care: Potential benefits and challenges | Sarah G. Buttle, C. Meghan McMurtry, and Shannon Marshall | 24-29 |
| Book Review A pocket guide for pediatric nurses Compact clinical guide to infant and child pain management: an evidence-based approach for nurses |
Kathy Reid | 30-33 |
| Book Review Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) explained: for teenagers, by teenagers |
Caitlin Conroy and Deirdre Logan | 17-19 |
| Website Review The Coping Club: a new user-generated resource for children with pain and other medical conditions |
Michelle M. Ernst | 20-23 |
| Pain assessment and decision making: Have we missed the mark? | Terri Voepel-Lewis | 1-6 |
| Shaping the future of research on chronic pain in children | Anna Huguet, Patrick J. McGrath, Jennifer Stinson, Christine T. Chambers, and Jordi Miró | 7-12 |
| Water circulation and turbulence in the cold pressor task: Unexplored sources of variance among experimental pain laboratories | Carl L. von Baeyer, David Torvi, Howard Hemingson, and David Beriault | 13-16 |
| ChildKind: A global initiative to reduce pain in children | Neil L. Schechter, G. Allen Finley, Nancy S. Bright, Martin Laycock, and Paula Forgeron | 26-30 |
| The use of art therapy to introduce acceptance in treatment for pediatric chronic pain | Aimée N. Pugh and Jessica W. Guite | 31-36 |
| A tricky business: Blunting the pain of childhood immunizations | F. Ralph Berberich | 14-17 |
| Ethical challenges in pediatric pain research | Melanie Noel and Kathryn A. Birnie | 18-22 |
| Book Review A child in pain: What health professionals can do to help |
Reviewed by Marie-Claude Grégoire | 23-25 |
| Development of an intensive pain rehabilitation program for children and adolescents with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome | Deirdre E. Logan, Gloria Chiang, Marianne Condon, Emily Firn, Veronica Gaughan, Melinda Hogan, David S. Leslie, Katie Olson, Laura Simons, and Charles B. Berde | 1-6 |
| Do organizational quality improvement strategies improve pain management? | Alison Twycross and Stephanie J. Dowden | 7-10 |
| Book Review Managing pain in children: A clinical guide |
Reviewed by Karen L. Hewson | 11-13 |
| Status of pediatric nurses’ knowledge about pain | Alison Twycross and Stephanie J. Dowden | 17-21 |
| Pain assessment in Sub-Saharan Africa | Marie Anne Walters | 22-26 |
| Parental response to children’s abdominal pain: The role of worries about pain | Miranda van Tilburg | 27-30 |
| Age and efficacy of topical anesthetics | Tanya Wrzosek, Mary Ellen Hogan, and Anna Taddio | 8-11 |
| Iyengar yoga for pediatric chronic pain | Subhadra Evans, Jennie Tsao, and Lonnie Zeltzer | 12-16 |
| Reducing opioid medication errors: Taming the dark side of the Force | Richard E. McClead, Jr. | 1-4 |
| Book review Managing persistent pain in adolescents: A handbook for therapists |
Reviewed by Megan Turville | 5-7 |
| Treatment-related expectations in pediatric chronic pain | Anna C. Long and Jessica W. Guite | 18-22 |
| Theories of fear acquisition: The development of needle phobia in children | Siyao Du, Tiina Jaaniste, G. David Champion, and Carol S.L. Yap | 13-17 |
| Pain following pediatric tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy: What do we know about home pain management? | Shirley A. Wiggins | 1-6 |
| The paradox of physical activity and pain for children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis | Susan Tupper | 7-12 |
| Implementing a nurse-driven topical analgesic protocol: Two steps forward, one step back | Tracy Ann Pasek, Dawn Thomas, Indira Khimji, Carol Schmitt, Ann Spence, and Rebecca Hanni | 25-31 |
| Knowledge translation in psychological interventions for pediatric pain: Bridging the gap between research and practice | Nancy F. Bandstra | 32-36 |
| Training health researchers: Challenges, systemic changes, and a model solution | C. Meghan McMurtry, Thaila Corrêa Castral, and Ananda Fernandes | 13-16 |
| Values-based exposure and acceptance in the treatment of pediatric chronic pain: From symptom reduction to valued living | Rikard K. Wicksell | 17-24 |
| Screening young children for their ability to use self-report pain scales | Leah J. Besenski, Sasha J. Forsyth and, Carl L. von Baeyer | 1-7 |
| Pain catastrophizing in adolescents: The impact of attachment style | Isabelle Tremblay and Michael J.L. Sullivan | 8-12 |
| Stress, coping, and psychiatric comorbidity in pediatric chronic daily headache | Marieke Anne Blom | 18-22 |
| Clinical meaning of a decline in pain intensity in children and its implications in care and research | M. Soledad Cepeda and Daniel B. Carr | 23-27 |
| Sleep in children and adolescents with chronic pain | Tonya Palermo and Irina Fonareva | 11-15 |
| What I learned at the VIIth International Symposium on Pediatric Pain (ISPP 2006) | Contributions from readers | 16-17 |
| Intervention for Recurrent Abdominal Pain | Lutz Goldbeck | 1-5 |
| Virtual Reality distraction during pediatric medical procedures | Belinda Lange, Marie Williams, and Ian Fulton | 6-10 |
Vol. 7 No. 2-3 (December 2005)
| The school functioning of children with chronic and recurrent pain | Esther Chin Chi Chan, Tiina Piira and, Grant Betts | 11-16 |
| Safety issues in pediatric patient-controlled analgesia by proxy | Gary Allegretta | 17-19 |
| The socialization of pain: Peer influences in adolescence | Jill Hatchette | 1-4 |
| The impact of pediatric chronic pain on the family | Abbie Jordan | 5-8 |
| Book Review Conquering your child’s chronic pain: A pediatrician’s guide for reclaiming a normal childhood |
Reviewed by Faizah Visram | 9-10 |
