IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PAIN MANAGEMENT CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE USING THE EVIDENCE INTEGRATION TRIANGLE
2024
Implementing Pain Management Guidelines in Nursing Homes
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Author Information
Author(s): Elizabeth Galik
Primary Institution: University of Maryland
Hypothesis
To optimally implement the Pain Management CPG and change behavior among residents and staff in nursing homes.
Conclusion
The study developed a structured approach to improve pain management practices in nursing homes through education and ongoing support.
Supporting Evidence
- The study involved a stakeholder team to support staff in pain management.
- Education and mentoring were key components of the implementation strategy.
- Ongoing monitoring of pain management practices was conducted.
Takeaway
This study shows how to help nursing home staff better manage pain for residents by teaching them and supporting them over time.
Methodology
A research nurse facilitator implemented the Pain Management CPG using a structured approach over six months.
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