Aims and objectives To present an ethnographic insight into the older hospitalised person
(those aged over 65 years) perceptions and experiences of pain care provision by nurses in …

BACKGROUND: Pain continues to be a common problem for older hospitalised patients, but
little is known about how the complexities of actual clinical practice affect pain assessment …

Objective: The aim of this review was to examine the pain management practices of nurses,
and identify barriers and facilitators to the assessment and management of pain for older …

Aim This study compared elderly patients' reported experiences of pain and distress with
enrolled nurses' assessments and related potential differences to patient and enrolled nurse …

The book Pain Management in Older Adults: A Nursing Perspective features theoretical and
practical information about the assessment and management of pain in older adults. It is …

Aim: This paper reviews the nursing research literature on chronic pain in the older person
living in the community and suggests areas for future research. Background: Chronic pain is …

There are many misconceptions surrounding pain in the older person; pain as a normal
aspect of ageing is the predominant one held by healthcare professionals. Pasero et al …

Background: Pain is a common subjective symptom among older adults in general and
among older adult residents in long-term geriatric facilities in particular. Pain diminishes …

Background. Although the topic of pain among older people has received increasing
interest, little is still known about how pain is experienced or handled by those who no …

Background. Persistent pain is a common problem for older people. Knowledge about how
nursing and paramedical staff perceive these people and what they do to relieve the pain …