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A survey of 19 anaesthetists identified 10 major mistakes in peri-operative analgesia, with lack of patient involvement in defining realistic pain control goals ranked as the most significant.
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Improving peri-operative pain control requires a biopsychosocial approach, addressing common clinical mistakes such as inadequate assessment, medication errors, and overlooking patient emotional needs.
Botea et al. (2020) conducted a cross-sectional in Perisurgical pain control (n=19). Survey on peri-operative analgesia mistakes was evaluated on Ranking of 10 major mistakes in the praxis of peri-operative analgesia. A survey of 19 anaesthetists identified 10 major mistakes in peri-operative analgesia, with lack of patient involvement in defining realistic pain control goals ranked as the most significant.
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