Detecting pain in people with profound learning disabilities

Article Abstract:

There are many challenges associated with pain assessment in people with severe learning disabilities and multiple disabilities. Pain assessment based on non-verbal communication has proved effective with neonates, and it may be possible to transfer this to adults.

Mentally disabled persons

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A holistic approach to pain

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Issues are presented concerning the techniques used to treat total pain in patients being cared for by the hospice movement. The spiritual, physical, psychological or emotional and social components of total pain are discussed.

Management, Patients, Patient care, Hospice care

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Central post-stroke pain

Article Abstract:

Central post-stroke pain results from damage to the thalamus, which occurs during a stroke. An account is provided on the causes, symptoms and treatment of the central post-stroke pain.

United Kingdom, Health aspects, Complications and side effects, Stroke (Disease), Stroke, Thalamus

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