Wetenschappelijk
Wetenschap en onderzoek naar naaldangst en prikweerstand
Wetenschap en praktijk
Afgelopen decennia zijn er uiteenlopende onderzoeken geweest naar problemen rondom het prikken met de naald. In Engeland zijn daaruit voortkomend wetenschappelijke richtlijnen ontwikkeld hoe naaldangst bij kinderen te benaderen [10, 11]. Het implementeren van deze richtlijnen gaat erg traag [61]. Ook in Nederland is er helaas weinig wetenschappelijke inbedding in de praktijk bekend. Hier is dus nog veel ruimte en noodzaak voor verbetering.
Wetenschappelijke artikelen
Hieronder vindt u een aanzienlijke lijst met wetenschappelijke literatuur over naaldangst en prikweerstand.
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