Pain Management in Vulnerable Populations
by Paul J. Christo, Rollin M. Gallagher, Joanna G. Katzman, Kayode A. Williams
Pain Management in Vulnerable Populations offers expert insights into addressing pain in groups like the elderly and underserved communities. Drawing from multidisciplinary expertise, it covers tailored strategies, cultural considerations, and integrated therapies to promote equitable and effective care for those most at risk.
About This Book
Pain Management in Vulnerable Populations explores the unique challenges faced in treating pain among groups such as the elderly, those with disabilities, and underserved communities. Authored by renowned specialists, the book provides evidence-based strategies to improve outcomes.
The text delves into the physiological, psychological, and social factors influencing pain perception in these populations. It highlights the importance of culturally sensitive and accessible interventions to ensure effective relief.
Readers will find practical guidance on pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies, integrated with considerations for comorbidities common in vulnerable individuals. The collaborative expertise of the authors ensures a multidisciplinary perspective.
This resource serves as an essential tool for healthcare professionals aiming to enhance pain care equity and efficacy across diverse patient demographics.
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