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| | | Dr. Marcus’ text is a comprehensive, well-referenced collection dealing with approaches to chronic pain, intended to provide Primary Care Practitioners with a resource to refer to when they are looking for guidance about treating commonly encountered chronic pain conditions. A relatively small amount of time is spent dealing with philosophies of assessing and treating pain in general, while much more attention is given to specific chronic pain types, such as low back pain, neuropathic pain, etc. ...read full review |
| | | This book was written to be a guide for all levels of clinicians with regard to what is often considered to be a complex subject -- the process of appropriately converting opioids in a manner that is safe, consistent, and rooted in well thought-out calculations and principles. ...read full review |
| | | This well-conceived book is written as a resource guide for home care nurses and hospice nurses who care for people with pain. It clearly achieves its purpose to provide evidence-based information and best practices for assessing and managing pain in home care and hospice. It would also be useful in any health care setting. Chapters are organized according to the nursing process, and include: Clinical Competency; Assessment; Determining diagnoses; Creating a plan of care; Implementing the plan of care; Including patient education; and Evaluating outcomes. ...read full review |
| | | This book is a compilation of chapters written by a variety of respected experts in the field of pain medicine. The comprehensive scope of the author's expertise forms a true multidisciplinary panel from around the world. Given the book's title, one might expect that this text is entirely devoted to developing a multidisciplinary pain program. However, it is actually more like three books in one. ...read full review |
| | | This book was written to be a guide to both parents and clinicians with respect to understanding children in pain. The initial approach is very much behavioral focusing on how children react and express their fears and feelings of pain, as well as providing “do’s and don’ts” about the best way for parents and clinicians to respond to a child in pain. ...read full review |
| | | This book was created for use by the chronic pain patient. It is an excellent resource that can be utilized by both the patient and his/her provider, to collaboratively work to help sufferers cope with and manage their chronic pain. ...read full review |
| | | The book offers an excellent overview of pain pathways as well as the neurological aspects of pain. The authors review the experience and treatment of pain with common conditions, such as back pain, shingles, arthritis, and headaches. The book also includes a list of pain centers and websites in addition to a glossary for those new to the pain management field. ...read full review |
| | | In this book, Dr. Rosenfeld interviews thirty-six individuals from varying backgrounds --patients, providers, and others -- providing multiple vantage points from which to view the problem of pain. ...read full review |
| | | We keep a few of these books in the clinic where I work. For newly diagnosed patients it is often suggested that they take the book home to begin reading, or the patient is asked to purchase the book from us. ...read full review |
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