Resouces Tagged "analgesia"
RxFiles: Pediatric Pain: Treatment Considerations, Q&As
Regularly updated information on pediatric analgesics and topical anesthetics, highly condensed into three pages including an extensive list of references. Brief sections on assessment and non-pharmacological interventions for procedural pain; dosage guidelines for analgesics and topical anesthetics; tips for specific acute pain situations. HONCode standard.
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- - http://www.rxfiles.ca/rxfiles/uploads/documents/CHT-Pain-Peds.pdf
- - Other
- - Health Care Professional
- - All ages
- - 03
- - 2014
- - Education for professionals
- - Acute
- Topic: Pharmacologic Management
- Keywords: analgesia • assessment • non-pharmacologic
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Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA)
Guideline from the Royal Children’s Hospital for PCA management.
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- - http://www.rch.org.au/anaes/pain_management/Patient_Controlled_Analgesia_PCA/
- - Hospital
- - Health Care Professional
- - School-age
- - 12
- - 2012
- - Protocol
- - Acute
- Topic: Pharmacologic Management
- Keywords: analgesia • drug delivery • severe pain
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Low Dose Ketamine Infusion and Oral Ketamine for Intractable Pain
Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital policy for the use of low dose ketamine for intractable pain. Ketamine is usually used for the induction and maintenance of general anesthesia. However, this medication has unique effects which may also be useful in the management of acute and chronic pain and for those patients who are opioid-tolerant.
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- - https://www.evernote.com/shard/s33/sh/1e950047-dc24-43d8-919d-573451ab000e/e57e3e31f67743c6a56551db05e27aeb
- - Hospital
- - Health Care Professional
- - All ages
- - 03
- - 2011
- - Policy
- - Chronic
- Topic: Anesthetic agents
- Keywords: analgesia • chronic pain • hospital pain management
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My child is in pain
Information for parents whose child has had day surgery. · How do I know my child is in pain? · Why is my child in pain? · What can I do to help my child’s pain apart from give them medicine? · How do pain medicines work? · What should I know about giving pain […]
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- - http://mychildisinpain.org.uk/
- - Educational institution
- - Parent or primary caregiver
- - Preschool
- - 04
- - 2013
- - Education for parents
- - Acute, Procedural
- Topic: Non-Pharmacologic management • Pharmacologic Management
- Keywords: analgesia • assessment • For parents • postoperative pain
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Pain management tools
Partnersagainstpain.com, hosted by Purdue Pharma, practice tools to help healthcare professionals diagnose and treat pain. Contains PDF files of scales, intake forms and management protocols.
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- - http://www.partnersagainstpain.com/hcp/pain-assessment/tools.aspx
- - Other
- - Health Care Professional
- - All ages
- - Education for professionals
- - Other
- Topic: Pain Education
- Keywords: analgesia • pain assessment
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WHO Postoperative Pain Relief Protocol
Protocol for use of non-opioid and opioid analgesia for post-operative pain relief in children.
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- - http://www.who.int/surgery/publications/Postoppain.pdf
- - Professional Association or Society
- - Health Care Professional
- - All ages
- - Protocol
- - Acute
Burn Pain Management Protocol
Galveston Shriners Burn Hospital and the University of Texas Medical Branch Blocker Burn Unit Pain Management Protocol, including background and procedural pain.
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- - http://www.totalburncare.com/orientation_pain_mgmt.htm
- - Hospital
- - Health Care Professional
- - All ages
- - Protocol
- - Acute, Procedural, Critical care
- Topic: Anxiolytics • Opioids • Pharmacologic Management
- Keywords: analgesia • background pain • burn pain • procedural pain
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