Population
9 international stakeholder groups and patient representatives
Design
International stepwise Delphi consensus process
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Adoption of these five domains should standardize perioperative pain assessment in practice and trials; extends consensus by enabling comparable outcome reporting.
An international consensus process established a core outcome set of 5 domains to standardize the assessment of perioperative pain management efficacy in clinical studies and practice.
Pogatzki‐Zahn et al. (2021) studied Perioperative pain management of acute pain after surgery. Core outcome set for perioperative pain management was evaluated on Core outcome domains for perioperative pain management. An international Delphi consensus process identified 5 core outcome domains for perioperative pain management: physical function, pain intensity at rest and during activity, adverse events, and self-efficacy.
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