Exploring the disaster experiences and psychosocial support needs of children affected by the Kahramanmaras earthquake in Turkey through drawing narratives.

Background: On February 6, 2023, a catastrophic earthquake struck the Kahramanmaras region in Turkey. Among the most vulnerable demographic groups in the wake of such disasters are children. To provide effective psychosocial support to these young individuals, it is crucial to gain a comprehensive understanding of their specific needs resulting from the earthquake experience.

Experiences of Teaching and Learning Pediatric Pain Management in Ghana.

Background: The literature has revealed gaps in knowledge and attitudes regarding pediatric pain management among Ghanaian nurses and nursing students that can be attributed to inadequate education in the area. Consequently, nursing tutors teaching pain management might not have the appropriate knowledge to transfer to their students.

Purpose: To explore nursing tutors' experiences of teaching pediatric pain management as well as their students' learning experiences before and after the tutors' training workshop.

Communication, information, involvement and decision making: A systematic scoping review of child-parent-nurse relationships during postoperative pain management.

Aims: To examine the existing literature on child-parent-nurse relationships (in relation to communication, information, and involvement and decision-making) during postoperative pain management.

Background: Pain in children is under-reported and under-treated in hospitals and research has continued to report high rates of pain among hospitalised children worldwide. The role of child-parent-nurse relationships may be a factor and to date, no review has been identified that focus on these relationships during postoperative pain management.

Interactions between children, parents and nurses during postoperative pain management: A grounded theory study.

Aim: To explore the interactions between children, parents and nurses during postoperative pain management.

Background: Despite the growing evidence relating to postoperative pain management in children and relevant practice guidelines, children still experience moderate to severe pain after surgery. One factor could be related to the relatively unexplored child-parent-nurse interaction.

Adolescents' experiences of fluctuating pain in musculoskeletal disorders: a qualitative systematic review and thematic synthesis.

Background: Adolescents with chronic musculoskeletal pain experience daily fluctuations in pain. Although not all fluctuations are bothersome, pain flares are a distinct type of symptom fluctuation with greater impact. Since literature on the experience of pain flares is non-existent, the aim of this review was to (i) synthesise the qualitative literature on adolescents' experiences of fluctuating pain in musculoskeletal disorders in order to (ii) identify knowledge gaps to inform future research on pain flares.