A parent’s guide to caring for a child in pain at home
Plain-language guidance for families: recognising pain, giving medication safely and knowing when to call for help.
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Guides for families, training material for health workers, and the reports that show how Rachel House spends what it is given.
Plain-language guidance for families: recognising pain, giving medication safely and knowing when to call for help.
Download / readPrintable faces, numeric and behavioural scales for assessing pain in children of different ages.
Download / readA review of service models that work where specialist units and opioids are hard to access.
Download / readPrograms, reach, governance and audited financial statements for the year.
Download / readFindings from our training program, including retention of knowledge and confidence at six months.
Download / readHow to answer difficult questions honestly, at a level a child can hold.
Download / readPractical, low-cost feeding strategies for families managing appetite loss and nausea.
Download / readWhere we trained, who attended, and what changed in participating clinics.
Download / readA summary of regulatory, supply and training barriers, with recommendations.
Download / readApproaches to follow-up care, and what families say they most need.
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