Best-practice pain management in the emergency department: A cluster-randomised, controlled, intervention trial

Objectives We aimed to provide ‘adequate analgesia’ (which decreases the pain score by ≥2 and to

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Published in:Emergency medicine Australasia 2015-12, Vol.27 (6), p.549-557
Main Authors: Taylor, David McD, Fatovich, Daniel M, Finucci, Daniel P, Furyk, Jeremy, Jin, Sang-won, Keijzers, Gerben, Macdonald, Stephen PJ, Mitenko, Hugh MA, Richardson, Joanna R, Ting, Joseph YS, Thom, Ogilvie N, Ugoni, Antony M, Hughes, James A, Bost, Nerolie, Ward, Meagan L, Gibbs, Clinton R, Macdonald, Ellen, Chalkley, Dane R
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Language:English
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analgesia
best practice
emergency department
pain
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Summary:Objectives We aimed to provide ‘adequate analgesia’ (which decreases the pain score by ≥2 and to
ISSN:1742-6731
1742-6723
DOI:10.1111/1742-6723.12498