TAILIEUCHUNG - Pain: Current Understanding of Assessment, Management, and Treatments

This can best be described with an example. Building a house consists of a number of separate, but inter-related activities: digging and laying the foundations; building the walls; installing the doors and windows; plastering the walls; constructing the roof; installing the plumbing. The sequence dictates that digging the foundations comes before building the walls; while dependencies include the fact that you cannot start installing doors and windows until the walls have reached a certain height; or you cannot finish plastering until the plumbing has been fully installed. Dependencies may also occur between otherwise unrelated activities that will be undertaken by the same person | Pain Current Understanding of Assessment Management and Treatments NATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL COUNCIL INC Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations This monograph was developed by NPC as part of a collaborative project with JCAHO. December 2001 DISCLAIMER This monograph was developed by the National Pharmaceutical Council NPC for which it is solely responsible. Another monograph related to measuring and improving performance in pain management was developed by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations JCAHO for which it is solely responsible. The two monographs were produced under a collaborative project between NPC and JCAHO and are jointly distributed. The goal of the collaborative project is to improve the quality of pain management in health care organizations. This monograph is designed for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for medical or professional advice. Readers are urged to consult a qualified health care professional before making decisions on any specific matter particularly if it involves clinical practice. The inclusion of any reference in this monograph should not be construed as an endorsement of any of the treatments programs or other information discussed therein. NPC has worked to ensure that this monograph contains useful information but this monograph is not intended as a comprehensive source of all relevant information. In addition because the information contain herein is derived from many sources NPC cannot guarantee that the information is completely accurate or error free. NPC is not responsible for any claims or losses arising from the use of or from any errors or omissions in this monograph. Editorial Advisory Board Patricia H. Berry PhD APRN BC CHPN Assistant Professor College of Nursing University of Utah Salt Lake City UT C. Richard Chapman PhD Professor and Director Pain Research Center Department of Anesthesiology University of Utah School of Medicine Salt Lake

• Y khoa - Dược
• Harnessing opportunities
• Integrated approach
• Cooperation at multiple levels
• Endowment opportunities
• atmospheric resources
• realizing opportunities
• Increased role of civil society
• Environment for development
• Poverty and inequity
• organ donation
• donors includes
• direct reimbursement