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terventional.Contains many practical features such as tables.This clinically focused book provides the essential modalities for managing pain in older patients. Chapters cover a variety of topics important for clinicians, including effective approaches, evaluation, acute and chronic pain, interventi

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Zusammenfassung der Gesamtergebnisse, important for providers to recognize pain and treat it in the elderly to prevent increased morbidity. An effective pain management approach generally includes assessment and treatment steps. This chapter will focus on pain assessment with an overview of implications for management.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-19602-2 older people. This review found that 20–46% of older people living in the general community and 28–73% of those living in residential care had “current” pain [1]. Another study estimated that 45–85% of elderly patients experience moderate-to-severe chronic pain [2].

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Pain Assessment in Older Adults, important for providers to recognize pain and treat it in the elderly to prevent increased morbidity. An effective pain management approach generally includes assessment and treatment steps. This chapter will focus on pain assessment with an overview of implications for management.

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Recommendations for Classes of Medications in Older Adults, older people. This review found that 20–46% of older people living in the general community and 28–73% of those living in residential care had “current” pain [1]. Another study estimated that 45–85% of elderly patients experience moderate-to-severe chronic pain [2].