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Implementation of 48-hour Pain Management System in Hospice Care
The American Pain Society (APS) issued a set of guidelines in the 1990s intended to standardize and improve pain management, thereby providing a framework for assessing care quality. In January 2001, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) began to assess pain management as part of its accreditation process, through the use of evidence-based standards ( Gordon et al., 2002). In 2002, a set of six consensus pain management standards were revealed by a meta-analysis of 20 research studies from 1992-2001 (Gordon et al., 2002). These were...
A series of reports in the 1990s revealed these shortcomings and they included inadequate pain management, lack of coordinated care, and shortsightedness in terms of the long-term costs (Twaddle et al., 2007). In the past, palliative care would also be deferred until it became obvious the patient was dying. In essence,
Implementation of 48-hour Pain Management System in Hospice Care
The American Pain Society (APS) issued a set of guidelines in the 1990s intended to standardize and improve pain management, thereby providing a framework for assessing care quality. In January 2001, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) began to assess pain management as part of its accreditation process, through the use of evidence-based standards ( Gordon et al., 2002). In 2002, a set of six consensus pain management standards were revealed by a meta-analysis of 20 research studies from 1992-2001 (Gordon et al., 2002). These were (1) the use of a numeric or descriptive scale to represent pain intensity, (2) frequent pain checks, (3) avoidance of intramuscular analgesics, (4) regular analgesic administration and preferably multimodal in nature, (5) keeping the patient informed about the pain management approach, and (6) treating with the goal of improving function and quality of life.
Such efforts to identify benchmarks or key performance measures (KPM) were intended to address many significant shortcomings related to effective pain management. A series of reports in the 1990s revealed these shortcomings and they included inadequate pain management, lack of coordinated care, and shortsightedness in terms of the long-term costs (Twaddle et al., 2007). In the past, palliative care would also be deferred until it became obvious the patient was dying. In essence,
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