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Behavioural Observational Pain Scale (BOPS)

Post-operative pain assessment (0–6) for children aged 1–7 years.

Inputs

FieldUnitNotes
Facial expression
Verbalisation
Body position

FAQ

What is the Behavioural Observational Pain Scale (BOPS)?

Post-operative pain assessment (0–6) for children aged 1–7 years.

What inputs does the Behavioural Observational Pain Scale (BOPS) need?

Facial expression, Verbalisation, Body position.

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