This paper reports a study of the perceptions of nursing staff regarding barriers to
postoperative pain management in hip fracture patients with dementia, their expectations, and …

… Barriers to postoperative pain management in hip fracture patients with dementia as
evaluated by nursing staff. Pain Manag Nurs 2014;15:208–19. …

… Barriers to postoperative pain management in hip fracture patients with dementia as
evaluated by nursing staff Pain Manag Nurs. 2014;15:208–19 …

Background Inadequate postoperative analgesia has been noted in patients with dementia,
but this topic has only been studied in hip fractures. This study aimed to examine whether …

Background The severe and acute pain of surgical site after hip fracture surgery among the
elderly patients with dementia can threaten the treatment consequences. Pharmacological …

Previous studies have suggested that pain in older people with dementia is often underestimated
and undertreated in acute hospitals. Undermanaged pain negatively affects a person's …

Approximately 50% of persons living with dementia experience pain, yet it is frequently
undetected and inadequately managed resulting in adverse consequences. This review aims to …

Background Studies indicate that people with dementia do not receive the same amount of
analgesia after a hip or pelvic fracture compared to those without cognitive impairment. …

… Barriers to postoperative pain management in hip fracture patients with dementia as
evaluated by nursing staff. Pain Management Nursing, 15, 208–219. …

Older patients with hip fractures require a multidisciplinary management approach. Central
to these considerations and treatment targets is adequate analgesia, which should be …