The FLACC: a behavioral scale for scoring postoperative pain in young children.
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Summary
The preliminary data indicates the FLACC pain assessment tool is valid and reliable and supported by the correlation with scores assigned by the Objective Pain Scale (OPS) and nurses' global ratings of pain.
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- 1997-08-01
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FLACC scale, Inter-rater reliability, Pacu, Medicine, Pain assessment
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