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Pain Management in Nursing Practice

Shelagh Wright

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"Based on the IASP nursing pain curriculum, this book begins with an examination of the biology of pain, and then goes on to explore key topics including patient assessment, acute, chronic and cancer pain and palliative care."--

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"Based on the IASP nursing pain curriculum, this book begins with an examination of the biology of pain, and then goes on to explore key topics including patient assessment, acute, chronic and cancer pain and palliative care."--

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"Based on the IASP nursing pain curriculum, this book begins with an examination of the biology of pain, and then goes on to explore key topics including patient assessment, acute, chronic and cancer pain and palliative care."--

Key concepts: Nursing, Pain management, Nursing practice, Medicine, Psychology, Physical therapy

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