Managing Pain in Children and Young People
A Clinical Guide
Created by Abbie Jordan, William T. Zempsky, Alison Twycross and 1 more
Gain practical, evidence-based skills for assessing and managing pain in children and young people. Explore a range of approaches, from medication to psychological and physical strategies, while learning how to communicate effectively with families and care teams.
Wiley | Sep 2026 | 352 min
What You Will Learn
You will start by understanding the science behind pain and the unique challenges of pediatric assessment. Through clinical scenarios and practical tips, you'll learn to address different types of pain and apply both pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments. Multidisciplinary perspectives and real-world examples help you build confidence in making decisions and improving care.
Key Features
- Use age-appropriate pain assessment tools to guide safe and effective treatment
- Combine drug-based and non-drug strategies for acute, chronic, and procedural pain
- Apply quality improvement methods to enhance pain management in real-world settings
Target Audience
Ideal for healthcare professionals such as doctors, nurses, psychologists, and physiotherapists who work with children and young people. If you have some experience in pediatric care and want to deepen your skills in pain management across hospital, community, or palliative settings, this course is designed for you.
