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See Latest ArticlesAnaesthesiologist-associated risk factors for inadequate postoperative pain management
Acute Pain, 11/18/09
Liu YS et al. – Inadequate postoperative analgesia occurs widely. Age, length of anaesthesia experience, education background and the working environment of anaesthesiologists are risk factors for inadequate postoperative pain control.
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