PPT-Postoperative pain Some fundamentals of acute pain studies

Contents 01 Randomisation 02 Double blinding 03 Initial pain intensity 04 Dealing with dropouts 05 Remedication 06 Imputation 07 Conclusion Randomisation The use of random allocation to treatment groups is fundamental to preventing selection or confounding bias. :. . Multimodal . Approaches . in . Clinical Practice. Acute Pain – Epidemiology. Acute pain is very common. 51.4 million surgical . in-patient. . procedures were performed in 2010 in the . United States . Knox H. Todd, MD, MPH. Director, . EMLine.org. Founding Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine. The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Developing the Framework for a Comprehensive and Evidence-. Low Back Pain Jenn Littrell http://www.nebraskamed.com/health-library/3d-medical-atlas/165/low-back-pain Low Back Pain Overview Definition Epidemiology Clinical Aspects Treatment Effects of exercise for pain relief after Cesarean Section. Dr. . Aung. . Shwe. Saw. Department of . Anaesthesia. & SICU. Defence. Services General Hospital. Yangon , Myanmar. INTRODUCTION. Pain is an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage. . 1 2 Time for a postoperative pain procedure that occurs after Anesthesia Start time and prior to anesthesia induction should be deducted from reported anesthesia timeAnesthesia start time is define Types of Pain Acute pain usually occurs suddenly and has a known cause like an injury surgery or infection You may have experienced acute pain for example from a wisdom tooth extraction an outpatient Resident Rotation SyllabusVersion 2019-2020Updated February19 2019http//paincenterstanfordeduTable of ContentsPAIN MANAGEMENT FACULTY2GOALS AND OBJECTIVES2ADVERSE EFFECTS OFPERIOPERATIVEPAIN5OPIOIDS7N Why Do Children Experience Acute Pain?. Diversity of acute pain experienced by children. Acute pain alerts us to injury and illness. . It is our obligation as healthcare providers to assess and manage both the cause of pain and the pain experience. . Contents. 01. What is an outcome?. 02. Postoperative pain related outcomes. 03. Time to . remedication. 04. Opioid or analgesic requirement. 05. Adverse events. 06. Length of hospital stay. 07. Readmission. Pain PRN Curriculum. Why Do Children Experience Acute Pain?. Diversity of acute pain experienced by children. Acute pain alerts us to injury and illness. . It is our obligation as healthcare providers to assess and manage both the cause of pain and the pain experience. . Contents. 01. Background . 02. Definitions of acute and chronic pain. 03. Prevalence of acute pain and postoperative pain. 04. Importance of acute postoperative pain. 05. A look at patient perspectives. Contents. 01. Background . to study size. 02. Examples of treatment group sizes in acute pain. 03. Examination random variations with small group size. 04. What is small, and problems with small studies. Inge Bateman. Lead Clinical Nurse Specialist Inpatient Pain Service. University Sussex Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Worthing, St. Richards & Southlands Hospitals. Definition of pain. Why do we treat pain?. Contents. 01. Background to measurements. 02. Categorical pain intensity and pain relief scales. 03. Visual analogue and composite pain scales. 04. Patients must measure their own pain. 05. How pain scores are expressed and calculated.