Quality and Safety Considerations in Acute Pain Management John N. Cefalu Brett L. Arron Introduction Pain is an individual experience that must be translated into quantifiable terms that clinicians can…
Enhanced Recovery Pathways (ERAS) and Regional Anesthesia Simrat Kaur Bryant W. Tran Marissa Webber Melissa Chao Anis Dizdarevic History of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) is…
Physical Therapy and Rehabilitative Medicine Hannah W. Haddad Linh T. Nguyen Randi E. Domingue Elyse M. Cornett Alan David Kaye Introduction Pain affects nearly everyone and is a major contributor…
Nursing Considerations and Authorized Agent-Controlled Analgesia Taylor L. Powell Erica V. Chemtob Elyse M. Cornett Alan David Kaye Introduction Since 1971, patients have been using authorized agent-controlled analgesia (AACA) to…
Acute Pain in Primary Care Madelyn K. Craig Devin S. Reed Justin Y. Yan Introduction Pain is one of the most common complaints seen in primary care practices; however, it…
Anesthesia and Pain Assessment for Foot, Ankle, Knee, and Hip Surgery Melinda Aquino Kevin A. Elaahi Benjamin Cole Miller Sumitra Miriyala Matthew R. Eng Elyse M. Cornett Alan David Kaye…
Acute Pain in the Emergency Department Stephanie Guzman Aimee Homra Franciscka Macieiski Alan David Kaye Introduction The most common chief complaint resulting in an emergency department (ED) visit is pain….
Dental and Facial Pain Ahmad Elsharydah Background Orofacial pain is a pain generated from the different structures of the face and the head. It is the most common reason for…
Acupuncture Olabisi Lane Jamie Kitzman Anna Woodbury Introduction Acupuncture has been practiced for more than 2000 years. Its origin continues to be debated, but is generally considered an important component…
Joint Injections for Acute Pain Chikezie N. Okeagu Alex D. Pham Scott A. Scharfenstein Alan David Kaye Introduction Joints, the junctions between two or more bones in the body, are…
