Personal Distress and Sympathy Differentially Influence Health Care Professional and Parents' Estimation of Child Procedure-Related Pain.

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Joris Verlooy

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Liesbet Goubert

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Line Caes

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Patricia Devos

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Tine Vervoort

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Yves Benoit

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10.1093/PM/PNW083

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