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. 2020 Jan 1;30(1):31–37. doi: 10.5737/236880763013137

Table 1.

Content of the web-based training program on PPC-related distress

Themes Content Strategies Evidence
1) Protocol relevancy
  • – Relevancy of distress protocol

  • – Purpose of distress protocol

  • – Overview of guidelines – Distress protocol

  • – Presentation of the web-based training program

  • – Pictures

  • – Written information

  • – Sound effect

  • – True or false

Bidet et al. (2016), NICE (2017)
2) Identifying pediatric distress Various forms of distress:
  • – Severe dyspnea

  • – Intense pain not relieved with basic pain medication

  • – Severe or acute anxiety

  • – Massive hemorrhage

  • – True or false

  • – Sound effect

  • – Pictures

  • – Real-life situations

  • – Written information

Bidet et al. (2016), Pickstock (2017), Brennan & Mazanec (2011), INESSS (2017)
3) Medication used
  • – Midazolam

  • – Hydromorphone or morphine

  • – Scopolamine or glycopyrrolate

  • – True or false

  • – Pictures

  • – Written information

Brennan et al. (2011), Wilson et al. (2015), Smothers & Beck (2012), NICE (2017)
4) Route of administration
  • – Slow intravenous push

  • – Subcutaneous injection (with or without Insuflon)

  • – Oral transmucosal delivery

  • – Video demonstrations

INESSS (2017)
5) Nurse’s roles
  • – Observing

  • – Assessing

  • – Documenting

  • – Pictures

  • – True or false

  • – Written information

Bidet et al. (2016), Bloomer et al. (2015), Bobb (2016), INESSS (2017)