Jul 25, 2017

Mundipharma Recognising Pain In People With Dementia Series 2

What if the person with dementia can’t tell you they’re in pain?

This well help people understand other causes of pain for people with dementia.

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Mundipharma Recognising Pain in People with Dementia Series 1

This will help people understand other causes of pain for people with dementia. In older people, pain is often unrecognised and undertreated. Certain studies have estimated that between 45% and 80% of residents in aged care facilities have substantial pain that is undertreated. P.A.I.N – What To Look Out For For an older person, it can... Read More

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