Efficacy of New Vibration Device in Reduction of Injection Pain among Children-A Randomized Control Trial

Abstract

Needle-related procedures considered as the very crucial sources of pain in children. Pain management during invasive procedure is a challenge to direct health care providers. Unnecessary pain can spoil the nurse-patient relationship. Injections usually reason for some level of pain at the injection site. To develop and validation of the new vibration device for reduction of injection pain and compare the injection pain score among children between experimental and the control group. We will base this study on Analytical intervention approach. A hospital-based Randomized Controlled Trial will consider the effect of a new vibration device in intervention and routine care in the control group for reduction of injection pain. The sample will be children of the age Group 4 years to 12 years. Researcher will take before data collection selection of children as per inclusion criteria, detail explanation about nature and purpose of the study the written consent from the child’s parent. The computerized randomized sampling technique will use for the group formation. The setting of the study will be Hospital Wardha. There will be an efficacy of interventions on children's outcomes reduce injection pain and stable emotional behaviour and stable physiological parameter. Researcher will draw conclusion after the analysis of data collected from the predetermined sample size. Researcher will publish the findings of the study in an open access peer-reviewed Journal.