Abstract Background and Objective Pain in patients with Alzheimer's disease is a complex
issue; these patients suffer from the common causes of acute and chronic pain, and some …

Background Pain is underrecognized and undertreated in patients with dementia. It has
been suggested that nurses' attitudinal barriers may contribute to the challenges …

Abstract Background Of the Swedish people with advanced dementia, the majority die in
nursing homes. Unresolved pain can occur in people with a terminal illness such as …

Background Nursing staff caring for people with dementia have a crucial role in addressing
palliative care needs and identifying changes in health status. Palliative care for people with …

Background Although qualitative studies have been conducted to identify barriers and
facilitators that influence the pain management of older adults with dementia, as far as we …

Objectives The burden of pain in nursing home residents is substantial; unfortunately, many
times it goes undiagnosed and is inadequately treated. To improve identification of pain in …

This review aimed to synthesize current evidence on family involvement in pain
management for people living with dementia from the perceptions of family carers and …

Purpose This study aimed to evaluate what types and forms of support nursing staff need in
providing palliative care for persons with dementia. Another aim was to compare the needs …

Aims and objectives To explore the current evidence of nurses caring for people with
intellectual disability and dementia who experience pain. Background People with …

Abstract Background Internationally, 2–5% of people live in residential or nursing homes,
many with multi-morbidities, including severe cognitive impairment. Pain is frequently …