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Healing Conversations: What to Say When You Don't Know What to Say.
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Lorraine M. Wright. F. A. Davis Company. 2005.
Study Guide for Pain Management Nursing Certification Preparation.
American Society for Pain Management Nursing. 2005.
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Videos
Acute Pain Management: Operative Or Medical Procedures And Trauma.
[1 video with guide]. 1993. 28 minutes.
Synopsis: Designed to familiarize health care workers
with the new pain management guidelines published by AHCPR; the guidelines
are necessary because "undermedication results in unnecessary suffering,
slower recovery, and prolonged hospital stays; pain is not only uncomfortable,
it can be dangerous."
Assessing Compliance with the New Pain Management Standards. [2
videos with guide]. Oakbrook Terrace, IL: Joint Commission on Accreditation
of Healthcare Organizations, 2000. 81 minutes.
Synopsis: Part 1. Examines what pain is, under treatment
of pain, the impact of unrelieved pain, and barriers to effective pain
management. Discusses the of pain management and how to assess compliance
with the new standards. Part 2. Discusses effective implementation strategies;
examines pain assessment, pain management and changing the culture of
pain management.
Assessment and Management of Acute Pain in the Elderly. [1 video].
Carrollton, TX: HSTN, 2001. 25 minutes. With: Anne Marie Kelly.
Synopsis: The objectives of this program are to be able
to define pain management, list barriers to effective pain management,
describe how to perform a comprehensive pain assessment, discuss pharmacological
interventions of pain management in the elderly, and disucss drugs to
avoid in the elderly.
Care of the Patient with Pain. [1 video with guide]. Philadelphia,
PA: Lippincott-Raven, 1997. 20 minutes.
Synopsis: Describes basic pain mechanisms and transmission;
examines nursing care and needs during the acute stage and the continuing
care stage; discusses the appropriate nursing interventions for the
patient with acute pain.
Chronic Pain Control For Oncology Patients. [2 videos with guide].
Nashville, TN: The Laurence A. Grossman Medical Learning Center at Saint
Thomas Hospital, 1988. 120 minutes. With R. Payne and S. Cooper, L. Porter
, A. Roach, and D. Wujcik.
Epidural Analgesia For Chronic Cancer Pain. [1 video with guide].
Baltimore, MD: Williams & Wilkins, 1994. 37 minutes. (McCaffery: Contemporary
Issues in Pain Management). With Anna Williams, RN with an introduction
by Margo McCaffery, RN.
Synopsis: Identifies low tech alternatives for patients
with chronic cancer pain who cannot take analgesics orally; indicates
the anatomical location of the epidural space; lists three selection
criteria for the use of epidural route; outlines nursing responsibilities
for a patient with a newly placed epidural catheter.
Implementing The AHCPR Guideline On Acute Pain Management. [1
video]. Ida Grove, IA: Horn Video Productions, Inc.,, 1993. 27 minutes.
(Research Utilization ).
Synopsis: Outlines the hvp steps of research utilization
as a method of implementing the AHCPR clinical practice guideline on
acute pain management. Emphasizes a collaborative, multi-disciplinary
approach to pain control, an individualized, proactive pain control
plan, assessment of a patient's pain and a formal institutional approach
to management of acute pain.
Implementing the New Pain Management Standards. [1 video with
guide]. Carrollton, TX : PRIMEDIA, 2000. 120 minutes. (2000 Joint Commission
Videoconference series)
Synopsis: Lists five general guidelines for interpreting
laboratory data; describes common flow-volume loop patterns; describes
the influence of race on test results; lists five common recommendations
for interpreting spirometric results.
Improving The Quality Of Pain Management. [1 video with guide].
Baltimore, MD: Williams & Wilkins, 1994. 36 minutes. (McCaffery: Contemporary
Issues in Pain Management ).With Betty Ferrel, RN and Margo McCaffery,
RN.
Synopsis: Defines continuous quality improvement and
recognizes existing standards to guide quality in pain management; describes
use of pain audits and other tools to assess pain management; lists
five steps in continuous quality improvement and identifies key roles
of nurses in achieving quality improvement in pain management.
Inadequate Management Of Acute Pain. [1 video with guide]. Manati,
Puerto Rico: Endo Pharmaceuticals, 1982. 37 minutes. With Margo McCaffery.
Note: Guide is in two parts and consists of syllabi for
two 1988 seminars presented by Ms McCaffery: Pain: Assessment and Intervention
in Clinical Practice and Pain: AnAdvanced Course in Nursing Assessment
and Relief which supplement her remarks on this video.
New Modalities Of Cancer Pain Management: PCA--An In-Depth View.
[1 video]. Philadelphia, PA: Fox Chase Cancer Center, 1989. 20 minutes.
With Michael Levy.
Nursing Assessment of the Patient with Pain. [1 video]. Baltimore,
MD: Williams & Wilkins, 1992. 30 minutes. With Margo McCaffery.
Synopsis: Recognizes two misconceptions that frequently
hamper a professional's assessment of pain in adult and elderly patients;
identifies two indications that a patient may be denying pain; identifies
two specific methods for assessing a patient's level of pain.
Pain In The Elderly. [1 video with guide]. Baltimore, MD: Williams
& Wilkins, 1994. 37 minutes. (McCaffery: Contemporary Issues in Pain
Management ).With Betty Ferrell, RN and Margo McCaffery, RN.
Synopsis: Dispels common misconceptions and lists special
considerations regarding pain assessment in the elderly; describes methods
of pain assessment including pain scales; describes pharmacologic considerations;
and identifies non-drug interventions useful for pain management.
Pain Management. [1 video]. Boston, MA: Fanlight Productions,
2000. 29 minutes. (The Doctor Is In)
Synopsis: Offers an overview of the causes of pain and
how it can be effectively managed, when it cannot be cured; explores
medical, surgical and mind-body techniques for pain management, in both
hospital and out-patient settings.
Pain Management Across the Continuum of Care: The Patient's Experience.
[1 video with guide]. Oakbrook Terrace, IL: Joint Commission Resources,
2000. 32 minutes.
Synopsis: Follows two patients through the continuum
of care at a local hospital. From pre-entry through discharge, it goes
through the different levels of treatment and shows how the new Joint
Commission pain management standards are met.
Pain Management in Special Populations: Challenging Populations.
[1 video with guide]. Oak Brook Terrace, IL: Joint Commission Resources,
2001. 25 minutes.
Synopsis: Discusses assessing and managing pain in the
cognitively impaired, the culturally diverse, and the chemically dependent
patient populations. Helps health care providers understand pain and
its management, the barriers organizations face when caring for the
more challenging populations in pain, various approaches to assessing
pain in these populations, and some pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic
approaches to pain management being used today.
Pain Management in Special Populations: Disease Related Pain.
[1 video with guide]. Oak Brook Terrace, IL: Joint Commission Resources,
2001. 38 minutes.
Synopsis: This video will help you better understand
pain and its management, the barriers organizations face when dealing
with pain management, various approaches to assessing patients or residents
with disease related pain, and the pharmacologic as well as the nonpharmacologic
aproaches to addressing and treating pain in this population.
Pain Management in Special Populations: Geriatrics. [1 video with
guide]. Oak Brook Terrace, IL: Joint Commission Resources, 2001. 26 minutes.
Synopsis: This video was developed to help you better
understand pain and its management, the barriers organizations face
when caring for the elderly patient in pain, various approaches to assessing
pain in the elderly, and to share with you some of the pharmacologic
and nonpharmacologic approaches to pain management being used today.
Pain Management in Special Populations: Pediatrics. [1 video with
guide]. Oak Brook Terrace, IL: Joint Commission Resources, 2001. 30 minutes.
Synopsis: This video was developed to help you better
understand pain and its management, the barriers organizations face
when caring for the pediatric patient in pain, various approaches to
assessing pain in the pediatric patient, and to share with you some
of the pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic approaches to pain management
being used today.
Pain Management: 2001 Compliance Update. [1 video with guide].
Oakbrook Terrace, IL: Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare
Organizations, 2001. 90 minutes. (2001 Joint Commission Videoconference
Series)
Synopsis: This program describes the Joint Commission's
Pain Management standards; identifies other Joint Commission standards
that support the implementation of thePain Management standards; and
identifies performance improvement efforts made based on the case studies
presented.
Pain: The Fifth Vital Sign: New Joint Commission Standards on Pain
Management. [1 video with guide]. Nashville, TN: Envision Inc., 1999.
16 minutes.
Synopsis: Discusses assessing and managing pain, as well
as the importance of patient education about pain control.
Pain: The Language of the Body and the Mind. [3 videos]. Princeton,
NJ: Films for the Humnaities & Sciences, 2000. 60 minutes. With: Paul
Dunston.
Contents:
Part 1: The Management of Pain (25 minutes)
Part 2: The Psychology of Pain (18 minutes)
Part 3: The Physiology of Pain (17 minutes)
Synopsis: Pain is often the body's sole method of communicating with
the mind; it alerts the brain to malfunctions and protects the body
from further harm. This concise three-part series explores the management,
psychology, and physiology of pain to provide an in-depth overview of
its role in our physical and mental lives.
A Patient's Guide To Pain Control After Surgery. [1 video]. Ida
Grove, IA: Horn Video Productions, Inc., 1993. 10 minutes.
Synopsis: Explains to patients and their families the
importance of pain control after surgery; the patient is given detailed
explanations of options for pain control and is taught to assess and
describe their pain. Outlines the AHCPR's seven steps to help patients
keep their pain under control: ask what to expect, discuss pain control
options, discuss a pain medication schedule, cooperatively develop a
pain control plan, utilize relief drugs when pain first begins, learn
to assess and measure your pain, communicate unrelieved pain.
PCA: Patient Controlled Analgesia And The Management Of Pain. [1
video with guide]. New York, NY: American Journal of Nursing, 1993. 19
minutes.
Synopsis: AHCPR pain guidelines; PCA explained; the safe
efficient use of PCA, its benefits, and contraindications; the nurse's
role, including setting up the pump, pain assessment, and the handling
of drug side effects.
Undertreatment of Pain. [1 video]. Baltimore, MD: Williams &
Wilkins, 1992. 30 minutes.
Synopsis: Identifies forms of undertreating pain; recognizes
the difference between physical dependence and addiction; identifies
common fears that cause undertreatment of pain with opioids.
Why Not Freedom from Cancer Pain? [1 video]. Genevea, Switzerland:
World Health Organization, 1990. 14 minutes.
Synopsis: Effectively addresses and refutes, one by one,
all the reasons for denying the right to pain relief--from the irrational
fear of drug addiction to neglect of the problem in medical training;
WHO asks governments, cancer societies, hospitals, pharmacists and the
medical and nursing professions Why Not?.
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