Pain management policies and reported practices in Swiss emergency departments: a national survey | Zendy

Marta Bourgeois | Zendy; PierreNicolas Carron | Zendy; Susanne Ernst | Zendy; Aris Exadaktylos | Zendy; Maril Guigli Poretti | Zendy; Dagmar I. Keller | Zendy; Kaspar Meier | Zendy; Christian H. Nickel | Zendy; Olivier Rutschmann | Zendy; R. Sieber | Zendy; Stephan Steuer | Zendy; Senad Tabakovic | Zendy; Olivier Hügli | Zendy

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Pain management policies and reported practices in Swiss emergency departments: a national survey

Author(s) -

Marta Bourgeois,

PierreNicolas Carron,

Susanne Ernst,

Aris Exadaktylos,

Maril Guigli Poretti,

Dagmar I. Keller,

Kaspar Meier,

Christian H. Nickel,

Olivier Rutschmann,

R. Sieber,

Stephan Steuer,

Senad Tabakovic,

Olivier Hügli

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

schweizerische medizinische wochenschrift

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 0036-7672

DOI - 10.4414/smw.2019.20155

Subject(s) - medicine , pain management , emergency department , protocol (science) , acute pain , pain scale , sedation , health care , physical therapy , emergency medicine , nursing , alternative medicine , anesthesia , pathology , economic growth , economics

The pain management processes in Swiss EDs have improved over the last 17 years, and are now equivalent to other western countries. Our study did not, however, assess if these improvements resulted in better analgesia at the bedside, an important topic that will require further study.

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