The Electronic Faces Thermometer Scale (eFTS)-Construct Validity for Pain Assessment in Pediatric Postoperative Care in Sweden

Keyphrases

• Sweden 100%
• Construct Validity 100%
• Pediatric 100%
• Pain Assessment 100%
• Postoperative Care 100%
• Thermometer 100%
• Convergent Validity 33%
• Discriminant Validity 33%
• Assessment Scale 33%
• Analog Scale 33%
• Preoperative Assessment 33%
• Pain in children 33%
• Pain Reduction 16%
• Treatment Strategy 16%
• Age Groups 16%
• Healthcare Professionals 16%
• Self-reporting 16%
• Associated Symptoms 16%
• Healthcare 16%
• Pain Scale 16%
• Pain Intensity 16%
• Correlation Coefficient 16%
• Before Surgery 16%
• Pain Treatment 16%
• Children's Health 16%
• Parent Care 16%
• Surgery Department 16%
• Digital Technology 16%
• Southern Sweden 16%
• Undertreated 16%
• Kendall's tau 16%
• Pediatric Surgery 16%
• Digital Assessment 16%
• Postoperative Setting 16%
• Clopper-Pearson 16%
• Digital Scales 16%
• Faces Pain Scale 16%
• Statistically Significant Difference 16%
• Assessment Strategies 16%
• Childcare Workers 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Construct Validity 100%
• Postoperative Care 100%
• Pain Assessment 100%
• Pediatrics 100%
• Self Report 50%
• Correlation Coefficient 50%
• Convergent Validity 50%
• Discriminant Validity 50%
• Health Care Personnel 25%
• Age Groups 25%
• Pain Intensity 25%
• Faces Pain Scale 25%
• Pediatric Surgery 25%
• Healthcare Professional 25%
• Digitization 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pediatrics 100%
• Postoperative Care 100%
• Pain Assessment 100%
• Self Report 50%
• Age Groups 25%
• Tau 25%
• Pediatric Surgery 25%
• Child Care 25%
• Faces Pain Scale 25%
• Health Care Personnel 25%
• Healthcare Professional 25%