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Patient Satisfaction and Documentation of Pain Assessments and Management After Implementing the Adult Nonverbal Pain Scale

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Jane Topolovec‐Vranic, Sonya Canzian, Jennifer Innis, Mary-Ann Pollmann-Mudryj, Amanda McFarlan, Andrew Baker

American Journal of Critical Care

Abstract

Implementation of the Nonverbal Pain Scale in a critical care setting improved patients' ratings of their pain experience, improved documentation by nurses, and increased nurses' confidence in assessing pain in nonverbal patients.

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