Exploring the emotional impact of pain on children and adolescents: a poetic meta-ethnography.

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Tác giả: Karen L Barker, Erin Hannink, Miguel Rivera Ruiz, Francine Toye, Amy Woolverton

Ngôn ngữ: eng

Ký hiệu phân loại: 636.0885 Animal husbandry

Thông tin xuất bản: United States : The journal of pain , 2025

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Bộ sưu tập: NCBI

ID: 39551

 EXPLORING THE EMOTIONAL IMPACT OF PAIN ON CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: A META-ETHNOGRAPHIC POETIC SYNTHESIS: Pain in early life can go unreported and untreated. We use poems to portray findings from a systematic review of qualitative research. The overall aim of the review was to distil essential experiences across pain conditions and contexts. This report, focusing on the emotional impact of pain, is one of a series of three analyses from one systematic review of qualitative research. We used meta-ethnography to synthesise research. We identified studies in English that explored acute and/or chronic child and/or adolescent pain experience. Findings were distilled into themes and poems co-created in English and Spanish. We included 189 reports (177 unique studies) incorporating 5875 people (at least 3484 reported as female). Most studies (93%) included participants aged 11-20 years (range 2-38). The studies explored acute (24% studies), chronic (75%), and acute/chronic (1%). We report seven themes: (1) Pain can be hard to bear
  (2) Pain is scary
  (3) Pain is constantly at the back of my mind: (4) Pain makes me feel like I am outside alone
  (5) Pain makes school a hard fit
  (6) Pain can hurt me deep inside
  (7) Pain has changed me. Our themes highlight the emotional impact of pain across conditions and contexts. Art and science are both integral to leaps in understanding. The contribution of the Arts is their unique ability to reach audiences on an affective level, giving the potential to underpin compassionate care and policy. We invite readers to utilise these poems to start a conversation about young people's pain experiences. This systematic review was registered on the PROSPERO database (CRD42023429027). Ethical permissions are not required for an evidence synthesis. PERSPECTIVE: The voices of young people in pain are not always heard. This article presents themes, in poetic form, from a synthesis of 189 qualitative studies. Science and art are integral to leaps in understanding and inclusive arts-based research methods have the potential to underpin compassionate pain care for young people.
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