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See Latest ArticlesConsensus statement on the anticipation and prevention of acute postoperative pain: multidisciplinary RADAR approach
Current Medical Research and Opinion, 09/08/09
Vickers A et al. – Acute postoperative pain can be more effectively managed if it is prioritised and anticipated by a well–informed care team who are educated with regard to appropriate analgesic options and understand what the long–term benefits of pain relief are. The principles of RADAR provide structure to help with training and implementation of good practice, to achieve effective postoperative pain management.
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