… emergency physicians in the delivery of trauma-informed care for violently injured patients.
… Because this same group is disproportionately victimized by violent injury, pain control may …

… for pain management. We also excluded patient encounters with an emergency severity …
Markers of injury severity included triage acuity level, need for reduction as indicated by the use …

… on analgesia use for acute pain management in US Emergency Department (ED) settings. …
This study was a prospective cohort study of patients with work-related back injury [6]. It is …

… We also recommend connecting patients to psychosocial interventions as … care and
emergency medicine) to improve the management of acute pain following musculoskeletal injury. …

… patients with a variety of medical, surgical, and psychological comorbidities. Effective acute
pain management is … at restoration of patient function after surgery and trauma, including in …

… Targeted interventions to improve pain and agitation management, ventilator management,
… for critically ill trauma patients at their level 1 trauma center with a reserved open trauma bed. …

… presenting to emergency departments with pain due to traumatic limb injury, intranasal …
Emergency department and study staff, the patient, and family members were all blinded to …

… in unexpected injury for many. … patients however acute pain is still not adequately managed
despite the burgeoning range of multimodal pain management techniques, leaving patients …

… focused on the analgesic therapy for patients with traumatic rib fractures. Results of this study
show that overall epidural analgesia provides better pain relief than the other modalities. In …

… as a trauma … pain among patients presenting to the ED with active cancer underscores the
need to recognize potential opioid tolerance and to explore less conventional ED pain control …