Background and aim of the study: Pain is always present in the Emergency Department
(ED), but is often underestimated. The primary purpose of this study is to analyze the degree …

Background and aim of the work: The aim of pain management in the Emergency
Department (ED) is to temporarily optimize patient quality of life by reducing acute …

Introduction Pain is the most common reason that patients come to the emergency
department. Emergency nurses have an indispensable role in the management of this pain …

Pain evaluation at triage in Emergency Department (ED) is fundamental, as it influences
significantly patients color code determination. Different scales have been proposed to …

AIM: To ascertain congruence between patients' self-report of pain intensity and nurses'
assessment of their pain intensity. METHODS: This study adopted a replication methodology …

For many patients, acute pain is a common cause to seek treatment in an Emergency
Department (ED). An inadequate assessment could cause inappropriate pain management …

Pain is a common complaint in Emergency Departments. Inpatient studies have shown
discrepancies between patients' and nurses' pain assessments. The accuracy of emergency …

Background Although pain management is a fundamental aspect of care in emergency
departments (EDs), inadequate treatment of pain is unfortunately common. There are …

Pain is a major health problem that has a huge impact on public health. Pain is also the most
common reason for patients to seek care at the emergency department. Data were collected …

Background: Most patients who have been hospitalized at some point in time must have
experienced a measure of pain despite improvements in health-care systems. Globally …