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Current Pain and Headache Reports, 2012
Regular assessment for the presence of pain and response to pain management strategies should be high priority in cancer patients. Pain is a multidimensional experience in cancer patients. Pain management will be most effective when treatments are individualized after exploring the various physical and non-physical components of pain, and the patient ...
Shalini, Dalal, Eduardo, Bruera
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Regular assessment for the presence of pain and response to pain management strategies should be high priority in cancer patients. Pain is a multidimensional experience in cancer patients. Pain management will be most effective when treatments are individualized after exploring the various physical and non-physical components of pain, and the patient ...
Shalini, Dalal, Eduardo, Bruera
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Nursing Standard, 1988
Misunderstandings about addiction, tolerance and the importance of taking drugs at the prescribed times all contribute to cancer patients' pain control, according to research from America.
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Misunderstandings about addiction, tolerance and the importance of taking drugs at the prescribed times all contribute to cancer patients' pain control, according to research from America.
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Veterinary Research Communications, 2007
Bufalari, A., Adami, C., Angeli, G. and Short, C.E., 2007. Pain assessment in animals. Veterinary Research Communications, 31(Suppl.
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Bufalari, A., Adami, C., Angeli, G. and Short, C.E., 2007. Pain assessment in animals. Veterinary Research Communications, 31(Suppl.
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Home Care Provider, 2000
Pain in children is frequently underrecognized or undertreated based on misconceptions and misjudgments about the experience of pain in this age group. The goal of pain assessment is to obtain sufficient and accurate data, depending on the developmental stage of the child.
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Pain in children is frequently underrecognized or undertreated based on misconceptions and misjudgments about the experience of pain in this age group. The goal of pain assessment is to obtain sufficient and accurate data, depending on the developmental stage of the child.
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British Journal of Nursing, 1994
Children's experience of pain is difficult to assess. A number of tools are available that enable children's pain to be measured. If these are used appropriately, practitioners can set measurable goals for pain relief and evaluate their interventions.
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Children's experience of pain is difficult to assess. A number of tools are available that enable children's pain to be measured. If these are used appropriately, practitioners can set measurable goals for pain relief and evaluate their interventions.
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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America, 2015
To be accurate with chronic pain assessment, the medical examiner should be alert to specific diagnoses in addition to global markers of decreased function associated with chronic pain, such as disability and depression. The key to accurate assessment is to avoid making assumptions before doing a complete history and physical examination.
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To be accurate with chronic pain assessment, the medical examiner should be alert to specific diagnoses in addition to global markers of decreased function associated with chronic pain, such as disability and depression. The key to accurate assessment is to avoid making assumptions before doing a complete history and physical examination.
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Professional nurse (London, England), 1997
Pain assessment is fundamental to planning pain relief and is an area of nursing accountability. It allows diagnosis of the cause of pain, accurately evaluates the effect of analgesia and provides a framework for the setting of standards. Pain assessment should be a collaborative process involving the patient.
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Pain assessment is fundamental to planning pain relief and is an area of nursing accountability. It allows diagnosis of the cause of pain, accurately evaluates the effect of analgesia and provides a framework for the setting of standards. Pain assessment should be a collaborative process involving the patient.
D, Barnabe +5 more
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