Assessment and management of persistent (chronic) and total wound pain
Оценка и лечение персистирующей (хронической) и общей боли, связанной с ранами
2008-05-01
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Persistent (chronic) wound-related pain is a common experience that requires appropriate assessment and treatment. It is no longer adequate for health care professionals to concentrate on the acute (temporary) pain during dressing change alone. The study provides useful recommendations and statements for assessing and managing total wound-related pain for patients, health care professionals and other policymakers. The recommendations have been developed with the involvement of an interprofessional panel of health care professionals from around the world.
Key Findings
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Persistent chronic wound-related pain is common and requires systematic assessment and treatment.
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Recommendations were developed through input from an international, interprofessional panel of healthcare professionals.
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The guidance is intended for patients, healthcare professionals, and policymakers.
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The study provides recommendations and statements for assessing and managing total wound-related pain.
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Wound pain management should address total wound-related pain, not only acute pain experienced during dressing changes.
Research Object
persistent (chronic) and total wound-related pain
Research Subject
assessment and management of wound-related pain, including pain beyond acute dressing-change pain
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