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Pain Assessment in Older Adults,tion and treatment lead to depression, social isolation, immobility, sleep disturbance, and decrease in quality of life for older persons. Thus, it is important for providers to recognize pain and treat it in the elderly to prevent increased morbidity. An effective pain management approach generally

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Acute Pain Management in Older Adults,ng general medical inpatients with more than 50% experiencing significant amounts of pain during their hospitalization (Cascinu et al., Support Care Cancer. 11:587–592, 2003; Whelan et al., Arch Intern Med. 164:175–180, 2004). Moreover, there appears to be important variation in the quality of pain

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Recommendations for Classes of Medications in Older Adults,en performed specifically in older people. In a recent literature review, eight studies were found which evaluated the prevalence of “current” pain in older people. This review found that 20–46% of older people living in the general community and 28–73% of those living in residential care had “curre

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,Geben Sie Gas – Die Terminvereinbarung,e experience of chronic pain is not reliably associated with an underlying pathology or disease severity. Therefore, chronic pain does not appear to serve an instrumental role in protecting the sufferer or in otherwise promoting adaptation and adjustment.