This book offers practical strategies for effectively managing pain in patients with acute or chronic conditions. The book discusses the pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions used to control pain, including medications, physical therapy, and cognitive-behavioral techniques. It emphasizes the importance of individualized pain assessments, considering factors such as patient history, type of surgery or illness, and cultural differences. The text also addresses the ethical and legal aspects of pain management, promoting patient-centered care. This book is a valuable resource for medical-surgical nurses involved in pain management.
Mila Johns is an expert in pain management for medical-surgical nurses, focusing on strategies to alleviate pain for patients recovering from surgery. Her work includes exploring both pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management techniques. Mila advocates for individualized pain management plans that prioritize patient comfort and recovery. She trains nurses to assess and manage pain effectively in postoperative settings.