Managing children's pain

Article Abstract:

A study reveals that providing children with effective pain management is a complicated and challenging aspect of nursing as different children respond differently to painful experiences. Nurses need to prepare the child for certain painful procedures and give then age-appropriate explanations.

Children, Health aspects

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Improving the management of postoperative pain

Article Abstract:

An audit of postoperative pain and its management in a trust is reported. The results led to the development of a new system using standard prescriptions to empower nurses to manage patients' pain.

United States, Pain, Postoperative, Postoperative pain

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Assessing pain people with dementia 2: The nurses' role

Article Abstract:

The methods and tools for assessment of pain in people suffering from dementia are outlined. These are of great use for the nurses to render effective and timely care.

Dementia

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