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The Pain Coping Questionnaire: preliminary validation by Reid, G J, Gilbert, C A, McGrath, P J

“…A new measure of coping, the Pain Coping Questionnaire (PCQ), is presented and validated in two studies of children and adolescents. Factor analyses of data…”
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Biobehavioral Responses to Acute Pain in Adolescents with a Significant Neurologic Impairment by Oberlander, Tim F, Gilbert, Cheryl A, Chambers, Christine T, O'Donnell, Maureen E, Craig, Kenneth D

“…OBJECTIVE:To further understand acute pain response in children with a significant neurologic impairment (SNI), we undertook a descriptive…”
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Postoperative Pain Expression in Preschool Children: Validation of the Child Facial Coding System by Gilbert, Cheryl A, Lilley, Christine M, Craig, Kenneth D, McGrath, Patrick J, Court, Colleen A, Bennett, Susan M, Montgomery, Carolyne J

“…OBJECTIVE:The purposes of the study were threefold(a) to determine whether a measurement system based on facial expression would be useful in the assessment of…”
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Nonneurologic hand pain versus carpal tunnel syndrome : Do psychological measures differentiate? by CROSSMAN, Mark W, GILBERT, Cheryl A, TRAVLOS, Andrew, CRAIG, Kenneth D, EISEN, Andrew

“…To determine whether psychological measures would differentiate a group of patients with physician-diagnosed nonneurologic hand pain from patients with carpal…”
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Barriers to Optimal Pain Management in Infants, Children, and Adolescents Social Barriers to Optimal Pain Management in Infants and Children by Craig, Kenneth D, Lilley, Christine M, Gilbert, Cheryl A

“…OBJECTIVE:To examine the social barriers that lead to less than optimal management of pain in children. DESIGN:Recognizing the vulnerabilities of infants and…”
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Social barriers to optimal pain management in infants and children by CRAIG, K. D, LILLEY, C. M, GILBERT, C. A

“…To examine the social barriers that lead to less than optimal management of pain in children. Recognizing the vulnerabilities of infants and children and their…”
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Everyday Pain Responses in Children With and Without Developmental Delays by Gilbert-MacLeod, Cheryl A., Craig, Kenneth D., Rocha, Elizabete M., Mathias, Michelle D.

“…Objective : To examine whether children with developmental delays respond to painful events differently than nondelayed children. Methods : Sixty families…”
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