Barriers to Recognizing Pain
The Guide for Providing Quality of Life
for Alzheimer Patients: Recognizing Pain
Order# AD204
Peter V. Rabins, MD
No one should be in pain. While some residents can help the health care team by describing their pain, in many instances the person with Alzheimer disease can't. Dr. Rabins, the nationally recognized expert on Alzheimer's disease, helps caregivers identify ways in which they can determine if an individual with Alzheimer disease is experiencing pain. Again, the key is knowing the residents well. Change becomes the "call bell" alerting staff to pain.
interactive discussion and resident vignettes
17 minutes
title price: $150; $75 rental
From the The Guide for Providing Quality of Life for Alzheimer Patients series.
Program titles
The Guide for Providing Quality of Life
for Alzheimer Patients: Recognizing Pain
Order# AD204
for Alzheimer Patients: Recognizing Pain
Order# AD204
Controlling Pain
(3 DVD series)
Reporting Symptoms of Pain
Order# PN501
Assessing and Re-assessing Response to
Pain Management
Order# PN502
Nonpharmacologic Approaches to
Pain Management
Order# PN503
» Descriptions and video clip
(3 DVD series)
Reporting Symptoms of Pain
Order# PN501
Assessing and Re-assessing Response to
Pain Management
Order# PN502
Nonpharmacologic Approaches to
Pain Management
Order# PN503
» Descriptions and video clip