Pediatric Healthcare Providers Knowledge and Attitude Survey Regarding Pediatric Pain

This anonymous and confidential survey assesses the pain knowledge and attitudes of healthcare providers and healthcare students who care for pediatric patients. Responses to this validated survey instrument will be used in local, national, and international projects. Responses will be stored in a central repository. The survey responses may be analyzed to assess educational needs across disciplines and, in turn, plan interventions to increase interdisciplinary sensitivity and competence in caring for pediatric patients with pain. Healthcare professionals and students may be surveyed longitudinally to assess changes in attitudes and in their level of knowledge across times or before and after a knowledge and attitude improvement effort.    
         You were provided an anonymous survey link to participate and include your data in a study involving this survey and central repository. Your participation is voluntary. It is nearly impossible for you to be identified by entering responses or failing to enter responses in the survey. QuestionPro survey software is secure, and data is only accessible to repository study personnel who have been assigned a unique username/password. All members of the research team will maintain confidentiality of all information enclosed. This survey was conducted using research guidelines by USA Federal and the University of Texas at Arlington. There are no direct benefits to participants, and the risk of loss of confidentiality is limited by the anonymous completion of the survey and the format of safeguards.      
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