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Improving Pain Management in Nursing Homes: A Research Project to Enhance Care Practices
This study aims to improve the way pain is managed in nursing homes. It focuses on training staff, creating better systems to track pain, and involving residents and their families in decision-making. The goal is to provide better, more personalized care for residents, making sure their pain is properly managed and that the staff is well-equipped to support them.
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