Treating chronic pain patients with opioids

Reference no: EM133705509

Question

What level of evidence is Hudspeth, R. (2011). Avoiding regulatory complaints when treating chronic pain patients with opioids. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 23(10), 515-520.

Reference no: EM133705509

Questions Cloud

Great circus rents out madison square garden for circus : Great Circus rents out Madison Square Garden for a circus showing. Terri, an 8-year-old circus patron, gets hurt when she slips on the slick floor tiles.

Discuss the challenges nurse experience : Identify and discuss the challenges nurse's experience in pain assessment particularly in the elderly and paediatric patients.

Self-determination : Self-Determination-Why is it important to consider whether you experience autonomy, connectedness, and competence in your career?

Cerebral aneurysm of the left internal carotid artery siphon : A 57-year-old female is transported to Sinclair Memorial Hospital with a ruptured complex cerebral aneurysm of the left internal carotid artery siphon

Treating chronic pain patients with opioids : What level of evidence is Hudspeth, R. (2011). Avoiding regulatory complaints when treating chronic pain patients with opioids.

Spinal cord injury : How do these relate to each other + Ineffective tissue perfusion related to decreased bodily movement as evidence by recent spinal cord injury

Received comparable compensation : Both groups of nurses had equivalent backgrounds, received comparable compensation, and had similar working conditions. Based on equity theory

Balance and walking along with headache and vomiting : A 69-year-old male presents to the ER with a complaint of having problems with his balance and walking along with headache and vomiting.

Tissue perfusion related to decreased bodily movement : How do these interconnect to each other + Ineffective tissue perfusion related to decreased bodily movement as evidence by recent spinal cord injury

User Account

All Pages