Barriers to Recognizing Pain
Pain: The Resident's Perspective
Order# RP107
Staff may quantify pain on numerical scales, but residents have much more to say about pain than just a number. "Sometimes it is so bad, I hear myself shouting out," says one resident. Another adds, "Tears just keep rolling down my face, I never thought I would cry from pain." The intensity, the emotion, and the honesty of these residents' comments need to be heard by all caregivers of the elderly.
resident interviews
23 minutes
$150 purchase; $75 rental
Program titles
Pain: The Resident's Perspective
Order# RP107
Order# RP107
The Guide for Providing Quality of Life
for Alzheimer Patients: Recognizing Pain
Order# AD204
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for Alzheimer Patients: Recognizing Pain
Order# AD204
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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