PPT-Management of Pain from Sickle Cell Disease

Pediatric Pain Resource Nurse Curriculum Sickle Cell Disease Prevalence In the US the disease effects 100000 people 1500 African Americans 110001400 Hispanic Americans Symptoms associated with SCD do not usually present during first 6 months. EXAMINING PREVALENCE OF TOBACCO,. ALCOHOL, ILLICIT DRUG USE IN. ADULTS WITH SICKLE CELL ANEMIA. Catherine A. Seamon, Darlene T. Allen, . James G. Taylor VI, Jonathan Wilson, Gregory J. Kato . Disclosures. Presenter: Bridget H. Wilson, Ph.D., MS, RN. Introduction. Sickle cell disease (SCD) pain continues to emerge among adolescents. Over 98,000 individuals are believed to have SCD within the United States. . Katie Coltharp and Mariela Saenz. Names of Disorder. HbS. disease. Hemoglobin S disease. Hemoglobin SS disease. Sickling. disorder due to hemoglobin S. Sickle cell disease (broad term). Sickle cell disorders (broad group of conditions). the Emergency Physician and Nurse. Sickle Cell Pain. Carlton Haywood Jr., . PhD, . MA. Core . Faculty, the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics. Assistant Professor, The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Presenter: Bridget H. Wilson, Ph.D., MS, RN. Introduction. Sickle cell disease (SCD) pain continues to emerge among adolescents. Over 98,000 individuals are believed to have SCD within the United States. . What is the most common genetic disorder in the United States?. Background . Inheritance. Pathophysiology. Diagnostic . testing. Prognosis. Management of acute illness. Long-term management. Treatment options. the Emergency Physician and Nurse. Epidemiology, Genetics, Pathophysiology. . Paula Tanabe. , PhD, RN, FAEN, FAAN. Associate Professor. Duke University, Schools of Nursing and Medicine. Objectives. April 24, 2017. What is SSD?. SSD is an autosomal recessive disorder of a point mutation in the beta globulin chain in hemoglobin.. SSD is an autosomal recessive disorder of a point mutation in the beta globulin chain in hemoglobin.. the Emergency Physician and . Nurse. High ED Utilization . and . Perceptions of Opioid Addiction.  . Hants Williams. , RN, BSN. PhD Student. Duke University School of Nursin. g. Paula Tanabe. , PhD, RN, FAEN, FAAN. Dr. M. . Sofi. MD; FRCP (London); . FRCPEdin. ; . FRCSEdin. The term . sickle cell disease . (SCD) is generally used to describe all of the conditions associated with the phenomenon of . sickling. , whereas the term . Susan E. Kirk, MSPAS, PA-C. Instructor, Baylor College of Medicine. Texas Children’s Hematology Center. April 15, 2016. Texas Children’s Hospital Advanced Practice Provider Conference. Disclosures. . Sickle cell is a red blood disorder that can cause red blood cell to change form and cause lots of pain. Unfortunately this disorder can not be cured but can be stabled with the right treatments. In 1973 the average lifespan of a person with sickle cell was only 14 years. Dr Doreen Karimi . Mutua. Pediatric Hematologist/Oncologist. Gertrude’s Children’s Hospital. Outline. History. Status of Sickle Cell Disease Care . Rationale of Comprehensive Care in Sickle Cell Disease. in Primary Care. Dr Asad Luqmani. Epidemiology. Estimated 275,000 newborns every year. Two-thirds in sub-Saharan Africa. Almost all newborns in well resourced countries survive to adulthood. Median survival for SCD improved dramatically.