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| Titre : | Pain Management Nursing, Vol. 18, n°2. - April 2017 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/04/2017 |
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Unrelieved cancer pain has an adverse impact on quality of life. While routine screening and assessment forms the basis of effective cancer pain management, it is often poorly done, thus contributing to the burden of unrelieved cancer pain. The [...]
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Evidence-based chronic pain treatment includes nonpharmacologic therapies. When addressing barriers to treatment, there is a need to deliver these therapies in a way that is accessible to all individuals who may benefit. To develop a guided Inte[...]
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This study examined the relationships of self-reported pain intensity with vital signs, pain catastrophizing, and state anxiety in patients presenting to the emergency department (ED) for acute pain, exacerbations of chronic pain, or acute pain [...]
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Hui Wang ;
Gwen D. Sherwood ;
Zhiyi Gong ;
et al.
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The American Pain Society Patient Outcome Questionnaire and the subsequent revised version are the most frequently reported measures of the quality of pain management. However, the reliability and validity of the revised questionnaire have not b[...]
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