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Who Can Administer the CRIES Scale?

The CRIES scale is designed to be simple and quick, making it accessible for use by various healthcare providers, including nurses, physicians, and other trained personnel in the NICU. It requires minimal training, making it an efficient tool for routine pain assessment.

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