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The Effect of a Medical Clown on Pain During Intravenous Access in the Pediatric Emergency Department

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2013

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Ido Wolyniez, Ayelet Rimon, Dennis Scolnik, Alejandro Gruber, Oren Tavor, Eli Haviv, Miguel Glatstein

Clinical Pediatrics

Abstract

Therapeutic clowns are useful for diminishing pain and anxiety during painful procedures being performed on children in the emergency department.

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