Research Article
Summary and Analysis of Relevant Evidence for Nondrug Nursing Programs in Neonatal Operational Pain Management
Table 1
Basic characteristics of the included literature works.
| Included literature | Research contents | Source of evidence | Nature of evidence | Year of publication |
| Taddio et al. [13] | Reduce pain during vaccination | NGC | Guideline | 2015 | Lago et al. [14] | Nondrug analgesic intervention of common acupuncture in neonates | PubMed | Guideline | 2017 | Lim et al. [15] | Prevention and management of neonatal operational pain | PubMed | Guideline | 2017 | ENA Clinical Practice Guideline Committee et al. [16] | Acupuncture or slight manipulation pain intervention for pediatric patients | PubMed | Guideline | 2019 | Harrison et al. [17] | A sweetener is used for acupuncture pain of children aged 0–16 years | Cochrane Library | Systematic review | 2015 | Stevens et al. [18] | Application of sucrose in neonatal operational pain | Cochrane Library | Systematic review | 2016 | Johnston et al. [19] | Kangaroo mother care (KMC) for neonatal operational pain | Cochrane Library | Systematic review | 2017 | JBI [20] | Breast feeding can relieve neonatal operational pain | JBI | Evidence summary | 2019 | JBI [21] | KMC is used for low birth weight infants | JBI | Evidence summary | 2020 |
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