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Health professionals' pain management decisions are influenced by their role (nurse or physician) and by patient gender, age and ethnicity

Sean M Phelan, Rachel R Hardeman

13 August 2014

Limited evidence that single-dose oral ibuprofen plus codeine is more effective for postoperative pain than either drug alone

Jaime L Baratta, Kishor Gandhi, Eugene R Viscusi

29 July 2013

Even with regular use of an observational scale to assess pain among nursing home residents with dementia, pain-relieving interventions are not frequently used

Jiska Cohen-Mansfield

1 May 2013

Movement pain, resting pain and depression prior to total knee replacement predict postoperative pain

James A Browne

16 February 2013

Intravenous analgesia for out-of-hospital traumatic pain in adults: ketamine gives a greater reduction in pain than morphine but causes more adverse effects

William Paul McKay

25 October 2012

Pain prevalence at a Swedish university hospital: 65% of inpatients reported pain in the past 24 h

Gareth Parsons

22 November 2011

Review of internet-based interventions for pain finds some evidence to support the effectiveness of cognitive and behavioural interventions, but further quality study is needed to assess the effect of peer support and social networking programmes

David A Williams

20 December 2011

Concerns about medication and medication adherence in patients with chronic pain recruited from general practice

Susan Broekmans, Steven Vanderschueren

22 November 2011