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• Pain relief: Amitriptyline for neuropathic pain
• Pain relief: Epidural analgesia
• Pain relief: Gabapentin For Pain Relief
• Pain relief: Ibuprofen for pain and inflammation
• Pain relief: Medicines to help during tests and procedures
• Pain relief: Morphine Infusion
• Pain relief: Nitrous oxide
• Pain relief: Paracetamol
• Pain relief: Patient controlled analgesia (PCA)
• Pain relief: Tramadol for pain
• Pain: Books on pain management
• Pain: Chronic or persistent
• Pain: Painful procedures and operations - how can parents help?
• Pain: Relaxation and pain management apps
• Pain: The facts about children's pain
• Pain: Understanding pain video
• Palliative care for children: An introduction to New Zealand services
• Palliative care for children: What does it involve?
• Palliative care for children: Where can it be delivered?
• Palliative care for children: Who provides it?
• Paracetamol
• Paraldehyde (rectal) for stopping seizures
• Parental checklist for tube feeding at home
• Parenting - extra support
• Parenting support for your child's emotions and behaviour
• Parenting teens: Alcohol and young people
• Parenting teens: Alcohol facts
• Parenting teens: Alcohol guidelines
• Parenting teens: Being a good role model
• Parenting teens: Boundaries
• Parenting teens: Communication
• Parenting teens: Introduction
• Parenting teens: Know what your young people are up to
• Parenting teens: Parties
• Parenting teens: Relationships with your teenager
• Parenting teens: Sleep needs in teenagers
• Parenting teens: Spending quality time together
• Parenting teens: Supporting their emotional and mental wellbeing
• Parenting teens: The teenage brain
• Parenting teens: Vaping and young people
• Parenting teens: When should I talk to my child about drugs?
• Parenting teens: When things go wrong
• Parenting your baby: From 6 to 12 months
• Parenting your baby: From 6 weeks to 6 months
• Parenting your baby: The first 6 weeks
• Parenting your baby: The first year
• Parenting your child: From 1 to 2 years
• Parenting your child: From 2 to 3 years
• Parenting your child: From 3 to 5 years
• Parenting your child: The first 5 years
• Parenting: Support groups for new parents
• Patient controlled analgesia (PCA)
• Penicillin injections after rheumatic fever
• Penicillin V for bacterial infections
• Penicillin V for pneumococcal infection
• Phenobarbital for preventing seizures
• Phenytoin for preventing seizures
• Phototherapy for the treatment of jaundice
• Picky eating in children
• Pinkeye
• Plaster care: Arm plaster
• Plaster care: Leg plaster
• Play and your child's development
• Plunket - Whānau Āwhina Plunket
• PlunketLine 0800 933 922
• Pneumococcal infection: Penicillin V for pneumococcal infection
• Pneumonia
• Pneumonia animation (Samoan)
• Pneumonia animation (Tongan)
• Pneumonia | Te Pūkahu Kakā (Animation)
• Poisoning: What to do
• Polysomnography sleep test
• Pornography: How to talk to and support your child or pre-teen
• Pornography: How to talk to and support your teenager
• Port-a-cath
• Positional head flattening in babies
• Poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis (PSGN)
• Powerport
• Prednisolone for an asthma attack
• Prednisolone for nephrotic syndrome
• Prednisone for an asthma attack
• Prednisone for nephrotic syndrome
• Pregnancy, childbirth and the first weeks
• Premature births: Apnoea of prematurity
• Primary health organisations (PHOs)
• Privacy and the KidsHealth website
• Propranolol for treating haemangiomas
• Pulmonary hypertension: Sildenafil for pulmonary hypertension
• Pyelonephritis
• Pyloric stenosis