Nidhi Chauhan, Ruchita Shah, Susanta Padhy, Savita Malhotra, Adarsh Kohli
Is the temperamental trait of high persistence protective in siblings? - A comparative, exploratory study of healthy siblings, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder probands
Indian journal of psychiatry
pain science education used part treatment prevention chronic pain children assessed effectiveness pain science education knowledge beliefs attitudes behaviors children people care children set minimum criterion education address pain biology knowledge included studies aimed treatment prevention chronic pain conducted searches using five databases assessed risk bias using cochrane risk bias 2 tool data pooled using randomeffects metaanalysis assessed using narrative synthesis certainty evidence assessed using grade screened 14505 records included seven studies involving 351 caregivers 1285 children four studies included metaanalyses found low certainty evidence pse large beneficial effect caregiver knowledge beliefs compared alternative education smd114 95ci 088 142 i0 found difference functional disability children chronic pain pse fdi score md073 95ci 081 227 i0 narrative syntheses showed low certainty evidence improved knowledge beliefs children preventative treatment effects overall found studies along high risk bias significantly contributed low certainty findings effect learning pain science preventative treatment effects children carers childcarer dyad remain mostly unknown review prospectively registered prospero crd42022344382 22 july 2022 perspective review examines effect pain science education pse painrelated knowledge beliefs attitudes behaviors children people care children 018 findings contribute knowledge pain treatments health promotion caregivers children without chronic pain clear recommendations improving quality evidence future studies outlined