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Ugeskrift for Laeger 2024 January 9
Non-pharmacological treatment for pain in children is seeing more interest as various interventions are investigated and found to be efficacious and free from adverse side effects. Some of the most used non-pharmacological treatments include distractive play, music therapy, virtual reality, hospital clowns, and hypnosis. This review summarises studies examining these modalities and finds that the available literature, although at times limited, mostly concludes that they are effective at reducing pain and/or anxiety in children. The population and setting for each modality are discussed.
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