Pain assessment and management

Nicola Cornally; Kathy McLoughlin; Alice Coffey; Elizabeth Weathers; Catherine Buckley; Mary Mannix; David William Molloy; Suzanne Timmons

Pain assessment and management

Nicola Cornally
, Kathy McLoughlin
, Alice Coffey
, Elizabeth Weathers
, Catherine Buckley
, Mary Mannix
, David William Molloy
, Suzanne Timmons

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report

Abstract

This document which is part of a series of seven guidance documents on dementia has been written for all health and social care staff who work with and support people with dementia across all settings. The guidance outlines best practice for assessing and managing pain in dementia patients.

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Place of Publication	Dublin
Publisher	Irish Hospice Foundation
Publication status	Published - 2016

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