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Ask a Scientist: Dealing with needle pain and fear
Organization: Canadian Institute of Health ResearchPublished: 2022
"There are lots of ways to deal with needle pain, fear, fainting, and phobia. Years of research have led to tried-and-tested techniques to take the pain and stress out of getting a needle. These techniques—which work well for children and adults alike—can help make vaccination a more positive experience." - Ask a Scientist: Dealing with needle pain and fear
Resource Group:
Implementation Tool
Product Type: Guide
Vaccine Acceptance and Uptake
Anxiety and Pain Management
Monitoring and Surveillance
Outbreaks and Pandemics
COVID-19
Product Type: Guide
Category:
Vaccination Decision Making,Vaccine Acceptance and Uptake,Anxiety and Pain Management,Monitoring and Surveillance,Outbreaks and Pandemics,COVID-19 Vaccination Decision MakingVaccine Acceptance and Uptake
Anxiety and Pain Management
Monitoring and Surveillance
Outbreaks and Pandemics
COVID-19
Audience:
General Public
Health Care Professional
Population: Children (All)
Adolescents
Adults
Region: National
Health Care Professional
Population: Children (All)
Adolescents
Adults
Region: National
Language:
English
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