… 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 …

… Although not available in the United States, in this study methoxyflurane inhalation is an
effective alternative to standard pain control methods in the ED for patients with trauma-…

… Between 2001 and 2010, emergency department (ED) visits in which … -based pain management
in the larger community of medicine and was not an issue unique to emergency medicine…

… 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 …

… In principle, pain relief should be guaranteed in parallel with evaluation/ascertainment of a
primary vs secondary origin of the condition [7]. Once secondary causes have been ruled out, …

… bleeding complications in moderate to severely injured patients, trauma patients who require
ICU admission, burn injuries, and surgical oncology patients. Although some debate exists …

… Management of blunt chest trauma with corrective chest tube insertion, optimal pain control
and chest … (n = 4) in this study who had absent vital signs in the emergency room died despite …

… 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 …

… to understand the implications of emergency department boarding of the … of emergency
department boarding among the critically ill, (2) the outcomes associated with critical care patient …