Many health-care professionals are ill-equipped to assess pain in children who have suffered abuse, a new study by McGill researchers suggests. This can lead to inadequate pain treatment, making the physical and emotional effects of abuse even worse.
Study finds many health care providers are ill-equipped to recognize pain in abused children retrieved 12 June 2024 from https://medicalxpress.com/news/2024-06-health-ill-equipped-pain-abused.html
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