pain management

collocation in English

meanings of painand management

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pain
noun[C or U]
uk /peɪn/ us /peɪn/
a feeling of physical suffering caused by injury ...
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management
noun
uk /ˈmæn.ɪdʒ.mənt/ us /ˈmæn.ədʒ.mənt/
the control and organization ...
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Examples of pain management

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Arguably, the ability of older patients, nurses and doctors to collaborate effectively on pain management decisions is fundamental in providing improved patient outcomes.
Clinicians treating patients with chronic pain are recognizing its important role in both chronic painmanagement and in the setting of palliative care and hospice.
The study revealed an appalling level of ignorance on the part of board members about state-of-the-art painmanagement practice.
Only within the last few years have a few programs of specialty training been established to provide fellowship-level training in painmanagement.
The physicians were all painmanagement specialists identified by the research team and consultants.
Understanding painmanagement in this population, and training for the same, has not yet been sufficiently understood.
In 1991, the major national clinical practice guidelines on painmanagement had not yet been developed.
Generally, trying to have more of a positive attitude about painmanagement.
However, pain-assessment practices cannot be considered solely responsible for the continuance of inadequate painmanagement in older people.
These levels of pain were comparable with those in other age groups, but strategies to improve painmanagement in this age group are needed.
It is used in chronic painmanagement for severe pain that requires rapid dose escalation.
There are indications that back painmanagement programs (18) and certain occupational-oriented rehabilitation programs (20) could be effective.
The original focus was meant to be on painmanagement by nurses and this was reflected in the title.
In addition, recognition that patient barriers may contribute to ineffective painmanagement is a point worthy of consideration.
A prescription for the pain: the emerging standard of care for painmanagement.
Fifty-two percent of the same group rated their training in painmanagement to be poor, and another 39% rated it as only fair.
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