Research Article
EDIN Scale Implemented by Gestational Age for Pain Assessment in Preterms: A Prospective Study
Table 4
EDIN6 versus EDIN. Comparison of answers to the questionnaire (
3 versus
0). Percentages of
opinion “medium,” “high,” and “very high” (
%)
are shown.
| | EDIN (%) | EDIN6 (%) | |
| Convenience | 49/70 (70) | 64/70 (91,4) | 0.002 | Adequacy to assess neonatal pain in NICU | 12/70 (17,1) | 55/70 (78,5) | <0.001 | Influence on nurse’s analgesic strategy | 14/70 (20) | 70/70 (100) | <0.001 | Influence on physician’s analgesic strategy | 10/70 (14,2) | 46/70 (65,7) | <0.001 | Adequacy to assess pain in PCA < 37 | 9/70 (12,8) | 50/70 (71,4) | <0.001 | Adequacy to assess pain in sedated neonates | 16/70 (22,8) | 50/70 (71,4) | <0.001 | Adequacy to assess pain in predischarge neonate | 55/70 (78,5) | 61/70 (87,1) | 0.26 | Correlation with subjective perception | 23/70 (46) | 56/70 (80) | <0.001 |
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