Results: For better understanding, the results are reported in to separate subheadings
including “Parenteral agents” and “Regional blocks”. Non-opioids analgesics such as …

Introduction Pain is the most common symptom prompting an emergency department visit
and emergency physicians are responsible for managing both acute pain and acute …

Pain is the root cause for the overwhelming majority of emergency department (ED) visits
worldwide. However, pain is often undertreated due to inappropriate analgesic dosing and …

Background Pain is one of the most common reasons patients present to the emergency
department (ED). Emergency physicians should be aware of the numerous opioid and …

Aim Pain represents the most frequent cause for patient admission to emergency
departments (EDs). Oligoanalgesia is a common problem in this field. The aims of this study …

Since pain is a primary impetus for patient presentation to the Emergency Department (ED),
its treatment should be a priority for acute care providers. Historically, the ED has been …

This project sought to develop evidence-based guidelines for the administration of
analgesics for moderate to severe pain by Emergency Medical Services (EMS) clinicians …

Pain management is a vital component of patient care, particularly in the emergency setting.
Pain can hinder the opportunities to treat and manage pain-causing conditions and remains …

Abstract Objectives The N ational P ain M anagement I nitiative was established by the N
ational I nstitute of C linical S tudies to improve analgesic practice across A ustralian EDs …

Acute pain management is a challenging area encountered by inpatient clinicians every
day. While patient care is increasingly complex and costly in this realm, the availability of …