Managing Pain in Children and Young People 3rd Edition

Managing Pain in Children and Young People, 3rd Edition by Alison Twycross, Jennifer Stinson, William Zempsky and Abbie Jordan is a definitive, practice-focused guide for anyone caring for young people in pain. Clear, compassionate and clinically rigorous, this edition brings together contemporary evidence and practical strategies to transform assessment and treatment in hospital, community and primary-care settings.

This book explains pain mechanisms in child-friendly terms, then moves quickly into usable guidance on assessment tools, age-appropriate communication and both pharmacological and non‑pharmacological interventions. It emphasises multidisciplinary collaboration and shared decision-making, with up-to-date guidance that is relevant to clinicians across the UK, US, Europe and international paediatric services. Ideal for paediatricians, nurses, nurse practitioners, physiotherapists, pharmacists, trainees and advanced practitioners, it supports confident, patient-centred care.

Readers will find clear algorithms, real-world case examples and practical tips for managing acute, chronic and complex pain presentations. The third edition reflects current evidence-based best practice, offering pathways to improve pain outcomes, reduce distress and enhance family engagement. Whether you’re revising for exams, updating clinical protocols or seeking a reliable bedside reference, this volume strengthens skills and decision-making.

Make this authoritative resource part of your professional library and elevate the standard of care you provide to children and young people in pain. A must-have for clinical teams, educators and advanced students who want practical, evidence-led tools to deliver better, kinder pain management.

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