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A randomized trial to evaluate prescribing accuracy when using the Paediatric Analgesia Wheel
BMJ - Archives of Diseases in Childhood, 11/06/08
Hixson RC et al. - The Paediatric Analgesia Wheel provides a time-efficient method of prescribing commonly used analgesic and anti-emetic drugs to children and results in improved accuracy when compared to using the BNFC.
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