Journal of Pediatric Psychiatry, Vol 24, 155-167, Copyright © 1999 by Society of Pediatric Psychology
GA Walco, CM Sterling, PM Conte and RG Engel
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate psychological literature addressing interventions
for disease-related pain in children. METHODS: We conducted a literature
review of all studies using psychological interventions for pain stemming
directly from disease process as well as pain secondary to disease
treatment. RESULTS: Few empirically validated psychological approaches to
the treatment of disease pain were found. Although existing intervention
studies do not meet Chambless criteria, some promising strategies were
identified. CONCLUSIONS: Clinical evidence suggests that
cognitive-behavioral strategies for the management of disease pain in
children are promising and manualized, controlled intervention studies are
needed.
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Empirically supported treatments in pediatric psychology: disease- related pain
Tomorrows Children's Institute, Hackensack University Medical Center, New Jersey 07601, USA.
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