Managing pain in emergency departments: An indicator of their quality and performance

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Abstract

Emergency department's quality and performance improvement are national objectives. The implementation of a strategy for continuous quality and performance improvement requires federating all health care workers around an innovative project. Accreditation visit is one of the tools we can use. A unifying project requires defining shared values among health care workers. The fight against pain is one of the strong values. We need to use the pain management project as a way to review our organizations, evaluate our processes and simplify them, in order to achieve the objectives defined by a specific risk mapping. We present here the experience of our emergency departments for the management of pain of traumatic origin, the methods followed and the improvement tools put in place.

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Casalino, E. (2018, December 1). Managing pain in emergency departments: An indicator of their quality and performance. Annales Francaises de Medecine d’Urgence. Lavoisier. https://doi.org/10.3166/AFMU-2018-0021

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