Distraction techniques are particularly useful in various clinical scenarios, such as:
Pediatric Care: Children often respond well to distraction during vaccinations, blood draws, and other procedures. Pain Management: Distraction can be an effective complementary strategy for managing chronic pain. Anxiety Reduction: Patients experiencing anxiety before surgery or diagnostic tests can benefit from distraction. End-of-Life Care: Providing comfort and reducing distress in palliative care settings.
