In the health care landscape, nursing professionals shoulder the critical responsibility of managing patient pain. This is often the primary catalyst for individuals to seek medical care, underscoring the importance of its effective treatment.1 Throughout their lives, patients grapple with both acute and chronic pain due to a range of afflictions, highlighting the need for nurses to have a thorough understanding of pain management.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. i 3. Table of Contents - p. i 4. Copyright - p. ii 5. Contributors - p. iii 6. Forthcoming Issues - p. ix 7. Preface - p. xi 8. Managing Pain in an Era of Opioid Addiction - p. 469 9. Navigating Pediatric Pain: Emerging Trends and Best Practice - p. 479 10. Longitudinal Pain Management Claims in Maryland: Implications - p. 495 11. Using Simulation to Illustrate Pain - p. 505 12. Management of Neonatal Pain Associated with Circumcision - p. 517 13. Strategies for Health Professionals in Managing Patients and Families in Critical Care Units - p. 531 14. Guided Imagery and Other Complementary Pain Control Approaches for Critical Care Patients - p. 539 15. Managing Chronic Pain in Ventilated Critical Care Patients - p. 553 16. Moral Distress and Pain Management: Implications for Critical Care Nurses - p. 567 17. Management of Hip Fractures - p. 575 18. Chronic Postsurgical Pain - p. 585 19. Optimizing Patient Comfort: Palliative Pain Management for Nurses in Critical Care Settings - p. 597 20. Orthopedic Pain Management: Tools for Practicing Critical Care Nurses - p. 609
In the health care landscape, nursing professionals shoulder the critical responsibility of managing patient pain. This is often the primary catalyst for individuals to seek medical care, underscoring the importance of its effective treatment.1 Throughout their lives, patients grapple with both acute and chronic pain due to a range of afflictions, highlighting the need for nurses to have a thorough understanding of pain management.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. i 3. Table of Contents - p. i 4. Copyright - p. ii 5. Contributors - p. iii 6. Forthcoming Issues - p. ix 7. Preface - p. xi 8. Managing Pain in an Era of Opioid Addiction - p. 469 9. Navigating Pediatric Pain: Emerging Trends and Best Practice - p. 479 10. Longitudinal Pain Management Claims in Maryland: Implications - p. 495 11. Using Simulation to Illustrate Pain - p. 505 12. Management of Neonatal Pain Associated with Circumcision - p. 517 13. Strategies for Health Professionals in Managing Patients and Families in Critical Care Units - p. 531 14. Guided Imagery and Other Complementary Pain Control Approaches for Critical Care Patients - p. 539 15. Managing Chronic Pain in Ventilated Critical Care Patients - p. 553 16. Moral Distress and Pain Management: Implications for Critical Care Nurses - p. 567 17. Management of Hip Fractures - p. 575 18. Chronic Postsurgical Pain - p. 585 19. Optimizing Patient Comfort: Palliative Pain Management for Nurses in Critical Care Settings - p. 597 20. Orthopedic Pain Management: Tools for Practicing Critical Care Nurses - p. 609
