Pain Assessment
Quality pain care starts with appropriate pain assessment.
Pain Management
Effective plans require knowledge and interdisciplinary team involvement.
Education For Clinicians
Enhancing knowledge of clinicians is as step toward addressing gaps in pain practice.
Quality Improvement
A key strategy to improve pain practices is a good quality improvement program.
For Caregivers and Patients
Empowering family caregivers and patients with information and resources is essential for quality pain outcomes.
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July 20, 2017
New Fast Facts for Caregivers and Patients
New Fast Facts for Caregivers and Patients have been uploaded. New topics are Fibromyalgia, kidney stones, pain in urination and more. You will find them under the Caregivers and Patients section.
April 5, 2017
Welcome to GeriatricPain.org!
This site is to help clinicians and caregivers assess and manage pain in older adults with free evidence-based tools and best practice resources for working with older adults. The website is managed by the University of Iowa College of Nursing Csomay Center of Gerontological Excellence.