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European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 09/04/09
Kuan SC et al. – There was no significant difference in the number of patients treated within 20 min for severe pain and within 60 min for moderate pain between audits. The likelihood of receiving analgesia within 20 min increased with the patients' pain category. Documentation of pain assessment and the use of pain scores at triage improved after a brief educational intervention but there was no measurable impact on treatment times.
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