Pain in Older People

"Pain in Older People," authored by experts from Oxford University Press, is an essential resource for healthcare professionals working with elderly patients. Published in 2007, this informative paperback spans 198 pages, providing a comprehensive overview of the unique challenges associated with pain management in older adults. Unlike pain in the general adult population, pain in older individuals presents distinct aetiological factors, diagnostic criteria, and treatment approaches. This pocketbook serves as a practical guide, addressing critical topics such as the relationship between depression and pain, the complexities of pain and addiction, and effective assessment techniques. Ideal for clinicians, caregivers, and anyone involved in geriatric care, "Pain in Older People" is a vital tool for enhancing the quality of life for older patients suffering from pain. Equip yourself with the knowledge to improve pain management strategies—order your copy today from Bookshop.