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Manual: Outpatient Surgery and Ambulatory Services Policy and Procedure Manual (Ver 9) External Reference: "(TJC PC.8.10, RI.2.160)(AAAHC 9-J)"
MCN’s customizable template, Pain Assessment, Reassessment and Management, is taken from our Outpatient Surgery and Ambulatory Services Policy and Procedure Manual. MCN Healthcare’s proven policy and procedure templates, competencies and compliance tools have assisted more than 20,000 health care organizations worldwide meet their regulatory compliance goals. Health care organizations around the world utilize MCN’s compliant ready templates and workflow process tools to help them meet the latest changes in regulations and standards. Here is some sample content from Pain Assessment, Reassessment and Management:
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Effective pain assessment and management can remove the adverse psychological and physiological effects of unrelieved pain. Optimal management of the patient experiencing pain enhances healing and promotes both physical and psychological wellness. It is beneficial for the patient and his or her family and/or support structure, as appropriate, to be involved in all aspects of his or her care, including pain management.
POLICY:
It is the policy of this organization to respect and support the patient's right to optimal pain assessment and management. Pain is assessed in all patients... |
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| | ...The patient's cultural, spiritual, ethical, family and personal beliefs and values will be included in the assessment.
The patient's learning needs, abilities, preferences and readiness to learn will be assessed.
The assessment will include consideration of the patient's age and/or ability to verbalize pain.
The patient's learning needs will be taken into account, including:
Emotional barriers and motivations
Financial implications of core choices
Physical and cognitive... |
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