Isbn: 9798193833208 - comprehensive pain management handbook: assessment frameworks, multimodal therapies, and clinical decision-making (2 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Effective pain management begins with understanding the patient, the pain experience, the underlying contributors, and the goals that matter most to the individual. \*\*COMPREHENSIVE PAIN MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK\*\* provides a structured clinical reference for understanding pain assessment, treatment planning, multimodal therapies, medication considerations, patient communication, and ongoing evaluation. Designed for healthcare learners and professionals, this handbook brings together essential concepts for approaching pain care in an organized, patient-centered way. Inside, readers will explore: - Foundations of pain science and clinical pain assessment- Structured approaches to patient history and examination- Acute and chronic pain considerations- Pain classification and clinical presentation- Functional assessment and impact on daily activities- Pharmacologic approaches and medication considerations- Nonpharmacologic pain-management strategies- Physical and rehabilitative approaches- Behavioral and psychological considerations- Multimodal treatment planning- Patient education and shared decision-making- Medication safety and risk assessment- Opioid stewardship and monitoring principles- Interventional approaches and referral considerations- Monitoring treatment response and functional outcomes- Documentation and clinical communication- Interdisciplinary pain-care coordination>Rather than presenting pain management as a single treatment pathway, the handbook emphasizes the importance of combining \*\*careful assessment, individualized goals, appropriate therapies, safety considerations, and ongoing reassessment\*\*. Readers are encouraged to consider not only pain intensity, but also function, quality of life, activity limitations, treatment response, patient preferences, risks, and the broader factors that influence recovery and well-being. The book also highlights the value of multimodal care, bringing together pharmacologic, physical, behavioral, rehabilitative, and interventional perspectives where clinically appropriate. Whether used for study, professional review, clinical education, or reference, this handbook provides a practical framework for organizing the principles of modern pain management. Build a stronger foundation in pain assessment. Connect clinical findings with treatment planning. Understand multimodal care. And approach pain management with greater structure, safety, and patient-centered thinking.…