BACKGROUND Early pain treatment following injury has been shown to improve long-term
outcomes, while untreated pain can facilitate higher posttraumatic stress disorder rates and …

Background: Pain control in trauma is an integral part of treatment in combat casualty care.
More soldiers injured on the battlefield need analgesics for pain than life-saving …

Objective To systematically review the available data and scientific literature and to compile
all evidence-related studies of the effectiveness of pain management for traumatic patients …

Trauma pain represents a large proportion of admissions to emergency departments across
Europe. There is currently an unmet need in the treatment of trauma pain extending …

Background Prior research has documented the inadequacy of pain management for trauma
patients in the emergency department (ED), with rates of pain assessment and opioid …

Introduction: Pain is the most common symptom in patients presenting for prehospital (PH)
care. Research in civilian emergency medical systems has shown wide variability in PH pain …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review seeks to provide a summary of recent literature to
help guide practitioners in the management of acute pain due to traumatic injury in patients …

Methods: In the present study, all of the available guidelines and protocols concerning pre-
hospital pain management were reviewed. Presented guidelines are from 2010 up to …

BACKGROUND The US Military has served in some of the most austere locations in the
world. In this ever-changing environment, units are organized into smaller elements …

Objective Disparities have been observed in the treatment of pain in emergency department
patients. However, few studies have evaluated such disparities in emergency medical …