Abstract Description
Institution: German Paediatric Pain Centre - Germany
A revised Pediatric Chronic Pain Grading (P-CPG) for children aged 8 – 17 years was developed that adds emotional impairment to previously used measures of pain intensity and functional impairment to comprehensively represent the severity of chronic pain. It is sensitive to display changes in pain severity after pain treatment and can be used as a multidimensional outcome measure in children and adolescents with chronic pain.
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Lisa-Marie Rau - German Paediatric Pain Centre (Germany) , Susanne Grothus - German Paediatric Pain Centre (Germany) , Ariane Sommer - German Paediatric Pain Centre (Germany) , Dr Lorin Stahlschmidt - German Paediatric Pain Centre (Germany) , Dr Gerrit Hirschfeld - Faculty of Business, CareTech OWL University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld (Germany) , Dr Lea Höfel - Center for Pain Therapy for Young People, Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany) , Dr Boris Zernikow - German Paediatric Pain Centre (Germany) , Dr Julia Wager - German Paediatric Pain Centre (Germany)
