Learn how to successfully work with patients in pain with The Core Curriculum for Pain Management Nursing, 3rd Edition. Written by the American Society for Pain Management Nursing (the primary nursing organization in pain management), this easy-to-read text covers the entire scope of pain management in a very user-friendly outline format. This new edition has been thoroughly updated to reflect the latest standards and scope of practice put forth by the ASPMN. Yet, it still retains its strong nursing focus as it explores the nurse’s role as a patient advocate in pain management and how that role changes from a Registered Nurse to a Clinical Nurse Specialist to a Nurse Practitioner. Both pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic methods of pain management are discussed, as is a wide variety of patient subsets beyond the traditional pediatric, adult, and geriatric patient. If you’re looking to pass the ASPMN credentialing exam and work successfully with all types of patients in pain, then this is the perfect text for you!
1. I. Introduction - p. 369 2. II. Medication Selection - p. 369 3. III. Pharmacological Interventions (Presented Alphabetically) - p. 372 4. IV. Opioid Dependence and Tolerance in Children - p. 386 5. V. Regional Analgesia Techniques - p. 388 6. VI. Procedural Pain Management - p. 390 7. VII. Nonpharmacological Techniques - p. 395 8. Part Three: Etiology-Specific Pain Management - p. 397 9. I. Pediatric Cancer Pain - p. 397 10. II. Pediatric Persistent Pain - p. 400 11. III. Summary - p. 412 12. Chapter 17. Gerontology Pain Management - p. 424 13. Chapter 18. Pain Management and Palliative Care - p. 438 14. Chapter 19. Depression, Anxiety, and Pain - p. 458 15. Chapter 20. Substance Use Disorder and Pain - p. 475 16. Chapter 21. Complementary and Integrative Therapies for Pain Management - p. 505 17. Chapter 22. Procedural Sedation and Analgesia - p. 533 18. Section Three. Nursing Roles Involved in Pain Management - p. 548 19. Chapter 23. Research Utilization and Application in Pain Management - p. 549 20. Chapter 24. Making Change in the World of Pain Management - p. 562 21. Chapter 25. Implementing and Evaluating Pain Management Safety and Quality - p. 577 22. Chapter 26. Pain Management Education - p. 589 23. Chapter 27. The Role of the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse in Pain Management - p. 602 24. Index - p. 612
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Learn how to successfully work with patients in pain with The Core Curriculum for Pain Management Nursing, 3rd Edition. Written by the American Society for Pain Management Nursing (the primary nursing organization in pain management), this easy-to-read text covers the entire scope of pain management in a very user-friendly outline format. This new edition has been thoroughly updated to reflect the latest standards and scope of practice put forth by the ASPMN. Yet, it still retains its strong nursing focus as it explores the nurse’s role as a patient advocate in pain management and how that role changes from a Registered Nurse to a Clinical Nurse Specialist to a Nurse Practitioner. Both pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic methods of pain management are discussed, as is a wide variety of patient subsets beyond the traditional pediatric, adult, and geriatric patient. If you’re looking to pass the ASPMN credentialing exam and work successfully with all types of patients in pain, then this is the perfect text for you!
1. I. Introduction - p. 369 2. II. Medication Selection - p. 369 3. III. Pharmacological Interventions (Presented Alphabetically) - p. 372 4. IV. Opioid Dependence and Tolerance in Children - p. 386 5. V. Regional Analgesia Techniques - p. 388 6. VI. Procedural Pain Management - p. 390 7. VII. Nonpharmacological Techniques - p. 395 8. Part Three: Etiology-Specific Pain Management - p. 397 9. I. Pediatric Cancer Pain - p. 397 10. II. Pediatric Persistent Pain - p. 400 11. III. Summary - p. 412 12. Chapter 17. Gerontology Pain Management - p. 424 13. Chapter 18. Pain Management and Palliative Care - p. 438 14. Chapter 19. Depression, Anxiety, and Pain - p. 458 15. Chapter 20. Substance Use Disorder and Pain - p. 475 16. Chapter 21. Complementary and Integrative Therapies for Pain Management - p. 505 17. Chapter 22. Procedural Sedation and Analgesia - p. 533 18. Section Three. Nursing Roles Involved in Pain Management - p. 548 19. Chapter 23. Research Utilization and Application in Pain Management - p. 549 20. Chapter 24. Making Change in the World of Pain Management - p. 562 21. Chapter 25. Implementing and Evaluating Pain Management Safety and Quality - p. 577 22. Chapter 26. Pain Management Education - p. 589 23. Chapter 27. The Role of the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse in Pain Management - p. 602 24. Index - p. 612
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