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Quality of Life, Pain, and Use of Medication, in People Living in Care Homes
Pain management is vital for improving life quality in care homes, but medication alone may not be enough to address resident needs.
Pain Management
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This systematic review highlights the prevalence of chronic pain among care home residents and its impact on quality of life. The study calls for better pain assessment protocols and integrated care strategies to reduce reliance on medications and improve holistic well-being in long-term care settings.
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This study examines quality of life, pain levels, and medication use patterns in individuals living with chronic conditions. Researchers identify factors influencing pain management decisions and their impact on overall well-being.
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Quality of Life, Pain, and Use of Medication, in People Living in Care Homes
Published February 2025
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