December 9, 2009Open Access

Validation of the Wong‐Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale in Pediatric Emergency Department Patients

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The VAS was found to have an excellent correlation in older children with acute pain in the ED and had a uniformly increasing relationship with WBS. This finding has implications for research on pain management using the WBS as an assessment tool.

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