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Persistent Nonmalignant Pain and Analgesic Prescribing Patterns in Elderly Nursing Home Residents by Won, Aida B., Lapane, Kate L., Vallow, Sue, Schein, Jeff, Morris, John N., Lipsitz, Lewis A.

“…Objectives: To determine the prevalence of analgesics used, their prescribing patterns, and associations with particular diagnoses and medications in patients…”
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Widespread musculoskeletal pain and the progression of disability older disabled women by LEVEILLE, Suzanne G, LING, Shari, HOCHBERG, Marc C, RESNICK, Helaine E, BANDEEN-ROCHE, Karen J, WON, Aida, GURALNIK, Jack M

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Correlates and Management of Nonmalignant Pain in the Nursing Home by Won, Aida, Lapane, Kate, Gambassi, Giovanni, Bernabei, Roberto, Mor, Vince, Lipsitz, Lewis A.

“…OBJECTIVE Nonmalignant pain is a common problem among older people. The prevalence of pain in the nursing home is not well studied. We looked at the…”
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Long-Term Effects of Analgesics in a Population of Elderly Nursing Home Residents With Persistent Nonmalignant Pain by Won, Aida, Lapane, Kate L., Vallow, Sue, Schein, Jeff, Morris, John N., Lipsitz, Lewis A.

“…Background. Little is known about the long-term effects of analgesics on functional status and well-being of nursing home residents with chronic pain. Methods…”
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RESPONSE LETTER TO DR. DUQUE ET AL by Won, Aida B., Morris, John N., Lipsitz, Lewis A., Lapane, Kate L., Vallow, Sue, Schein, Jeff

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Persistent Nonmalignant Pain and Analgesic Prescribing Patterns in Elderly Nursing Home Residents: See editorial comments by Dr. Debra Weiner on pp 1020–1022 by Won, Aida B., Lapane, Kate L., Vallow, Sue, Schein, Jeff, Morris, John N., Lipsitz, Lewis A.

“…Objectives: To determine the prevalence of analgesics used, their prescribing patterns, and associations with particular diagnoses and medications in patients…”
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USE OF ANALGESICS IN ELDERLY NURSING HOME RESIDENTS by Duque, Gustavo, Montero-Odasso, Manual

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Differing perceptions of end-of-life care in long-term care by Flacker, J M, Won, A, Kiely, D K, Iloputaife, I

“…Care team members may have different views on end-of-life care, which may influence perceptions of that care. Twenty-seven consecutive deaths at a long-term…”
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