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Pain is one of the most common symptoms treated in emergency department (ED). Pain may cause suffering and disability for the patient. Inadequate pain management may be associated with increased risk of complications such as sleep disturbance, delirium and depression. Previous studies conclude that pain management in ED is insufficient and inadequate. Yet, little is known about patients' own experience regarding pain management in ED.

scandinavian journal of pain

Mandatory documentation of pain in the emergency department increases analgesic administration but does not improve patients’ satisfaction of pain management