Meeting proceedings: Recommendations for improved acute pain services: Canadian collaborative acute pain initiative

David H. Goldstein; Jacqueline Ellis; Robert Brown; Rosemary Wilson; John Penning; Kenneth Chisom; Elizabeth VanDenKerkhof; Juan Francisco Asenjo; Neal Badner; David Boyd; Krista Brecht; Norman Buckley; Catherine Cahill; Cindy Carnegie; Sarah Connelly; Étienne de Médicis; Thresa Dunn; G. Allen Finley; Heather Fisher; Murray Hong; Kim Horill; Chander Kamra; Debbie Lacheur; Phyllis Jeanne Lamb; Peter MacDougall; Carolyne Jane Montgomery; Shirley Musclow; Vinod Nair; Lori Palozzi; James Paul; Brenda Poulton; Edwin Redmond; Sara Robinson; Monakshi Sawhney; Jennifer Stinson; Ian R. Sutton; Richard Tilsworth; Dean Tripp; Paul S. Tumber; Jim Watson

doi:10.1155/2004/397452

Meeting proceedings: Recommendations for improved acute pain services: Canadian collaborative acute pain initiative

David H. Goldstein, Jacqueline Ellis, Robert Brown, Rosemary Wilson, John Penning, Kenneth Chisom, Elizabeth VanDenKerkhof, Juan Francisco Asenjo, Neal Badner, David Boyd, Krista Brecht, Norman Buckley, Catherine Cahill, Cindy Carnegie, Sarah Connelly, Étienne de Médicis, Thresa Dunn, G. Allen Finley, Heather Fisher, Murray HongKim Horill, Chander Kamra, Debbie Lacheur, Phyllis Jeanne Lamb, Peter MacDougall, Carolyne Jane Montgomery, Shirley Musclow, Vinod Nair, Lori Palozzi, James Paul, Brenda Poulton, Edwin Redmond, Sara Robinson, Monakshi Sawhney, Jennifer Stinson, Ian R. Sutton, Richard Tilsworth, Dean Tripp, Paul S. Tumber, Jim Watson

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The Canadian Collaborative Acute Pain Initiative, established in 2002, is a voluntary, multidisciplinary consortium of acute pain health professionals from across Canada whose goal is to improve acute pain management through discussion and consensus. The group met in January 2002 to define strategic areas related to the treatment of acute pain. The areas identified were: the definition of pain; the epidemiology of pain; the concept of an 'ideal' acute pain management service; education; therapeutic options; symptom management; and research and safety. In November 2002, a second meeting was held to develop objectives and recommendations for the management of acute pain based on the defined areas. The outcome of these discussions is summarized in this paper.

Idioma original	English
Páginas (desde-hasta)	123-130
Número de páginas	8
Publicación	Pain Research and Management
Volumen	9
N.º	3
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1155/2004/397452
Estado	Published - 2004

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Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine

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Goldstein, D. H., Ellis, J., Brown, R., Wilson, R., Penning, J., Chisom, K., VanDenKerkhof, E., Asenjo, J. F., Badner, N., Boyd, D., Brecht, K., Buckley, N., Cahill, C., Carnegie, C., Connelly, S., de Médicis, É., Dunn, T., Finley, G. A., Fisher, H., ... Watson, J. (2004). Meeting proceedings: Recommendations for improved acute pain services: Canadian collaborative acute pain initiative. Pain Research and Management, 9(3), 123-130. https://doi.org/10.1155/2004/397452

Goldstein, DH, Ellis, J, Brown, R, Wilson, R, Penning, J, Chisom, K, VanDenKerkhof, E, Asenjo, JF, Badner, N, Boyd, D, Brecht, K, Buckley, N, Cahill, C, Carnegie, C, Connelly, S, de Médicis, É, Dunn, T, Finley, GA, Fisher, H, Hong, M, Horill, K, Kamra, C, Lacheur, D, Lamb, PJ, MacDougall, P, Montgomery, CJ, Musclow, S, Nair, V, Palozzi, L, Paul, J, Poulton, B, Redmond, E, Robinson, S, Sawhney, M, Stinson, J, Sutton, IR, Tilsworth, R, Tripp, D, Tumber, PS & Watson, J 2004, 'Meeting proceedings: Recommendations for improved acute pain services: Canadian collaborative acute pain initiative', Pain Research and Management, vol. 9, n.º 3, pp. 123-130. https://doi.org/10.1155/2004/397452

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