Acute Pain Emergency
Nikki Kean discusses health disparities in acute pain management in emergency departments.
Diagnosis & Disease Information
How to Improve Health Disparities in Acute Pain Management in Emergency Departments
Retrospective chart review shows health disparities in acute pain management among racial/ethnic minority patients and women in an emergency department.
Opioid Denials Lead to Rise in Violent Attacks on Pain and Addiction Experts
Pain and addiction specialists discuss the rise in workplace violence over opioid denials and how to improve communication and change patient expectations.
Top October 2021 FDA Approvals
The October approvals include treatments for acute pain, opioid overdose, dry eye disease, and COVID-19 vaccine for children 5 to 11 years of age.
AHA Presidential Statement: The Link Between Opioid Use, CVD, and Stroke
The AHA has issued a Presidential Advisory Statement outlining considerations for addressing the effects of opioids on cardiovascular and neurovascular health.
NSAIDs Better Than Codeine for Outpatient Postoperative Pain
Global assessments at six and 24 hours better with NSAID use, and fewer adverse effects, including bleeding events, reported
ACP/AAFP Publish Guideline on Managing Acute Pain From Musculoskeletal Injuries
This guideline provides recommendations for managing acute pain resulting from non–low back, musculoskeletal injuries in adults.
Pain Societies Issue Guidelines on Use of Ketamine for the Management of Acute Pain
Consensus guidelines regarding the use of ketamine for the management of acute pain have been approved.
Using neuroimaging in chronic pain management
Developments in functional, structural, and neurochemical imaging could help predict individuals with acute pain who are likely to progress to chronic pain.
Establishing patient treatment contracts for managing chronic pain
Pain is the one concern that more often than not prompts people to see a health-care provider, so adequately addressing these complaints can significantly influence the relationship you have with your patients.
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