… for emergency physicians in the delivery of trauma-informed care for violently injured patients.
… Finally, beyond its role in standard clinical care, adequate pain control after acute injury …

… In summary, IV opioid administration in the emergency department was significantly … approach
to pain control without compromising patient satisfaction scores related to pain control and …

… categories because patients with no or mild pain would not necessarily warrant analgesics
for pain management. We also excluded patient encounters with an emergency severity …

… pain management in emergency departments were measured to be overcrowding of the
emergency department (… pain management in emergency departments were system related. …

… on analgesia use for acute pain management in US Emergency Department (ED) settings. …
relief means that we must infer that less analgesia equals less pain relief but, in reality, those …

… (eg, primary care and emergency medicine) to improve the management of acute pain following
musculoskeletal injury. … for acute pain management following musculoskeletal injury are …

… Acute pain relief continues to be suboptimal for many patients. The “… a patient’s pain scores,
and assess other aspects of pain relief (for example, function) that impact on patient outcome …

… impression of the injury or pain into multivariate models, … ) pain assessment and (2)
administration of pain medication … -quality medical treatment in the emergency department (and …

… This document aims to combine a review of the best available evidence for acute pain
management with current clinical and expert practice, rather than to formulate specific clinical …

… , we allowed inclusions of studies from the emergency department (ED) to provide indirect
… need is addressing this evidence gap with pain management studies set in the prehospital …