Dr. Barry Dworkin

Pain management for infants and children needs to be more aggressively implemented

Madely Health Headlines Commentary for April 18, 2014

Source:

Alberta study suggests more can be done to control pain for children

Reference:

Paediatric pain management practice and policies across Alberta emergency departments 

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