… pain, which can have a negative impact on pain management. This paper aims to review how
cognitive impairment influences pain … ED with an injury due to a fall. A literature search of …

… Translational Significance: Pain and fall worry are potentially modifiable fall risk factors for
community-dwelling older people with cognitive impairment (CI). However, both pain and fall …

… The aim of the study was to understand emergency nurses' perceptions of the management
of pain for older persons with cognitive impairment and presenting with a long bone fracture. …

… injury or sustaining a fall are at increased … a cognitive deficit and 56.8% had other major
injuries. Since BPTD is commonly absent in those with TLF who also have cognitive impairment …

… cognitive impairment presenting to the ED following a fall are … the impact of cognitive
impairment on pain assessment and … a suspected fracture because of a fall. Specifically, the …

… on-going PD fall-related studies excluded patients with cognitive impairment. Conclusions:
This suggests that individuals with cognitive impairment or dementia are excluded from fall-…

… of pain in adults with cognitive impairments. We review types of cognitive impairment; recent
work … medication appropriateness scale), yet still fall far short of the best-practice ideals [41]. …

… falls relates to fall risk factors that are specific to cognitive impairment including impaired
executive functioning. , 11 The traditional MCI concept related purely to memory impairment, 12 …

… with cognitive impairment. While individuals with and without cognitive impairment share
some fall risk factors such as history of falls, balance and gait impairments, physical deficits, …

… cognitive impairment, the odds of falling are 5 times greater in older adults with cognitive
impairment; … extremities and impaired balance and gait, respectively. Thus, the older “faller” with …