Measuring pain in non-verbal critically ill patients: which pain instrument?

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@TOURLESL Some units use the CPOT Critical Care Pain Observation Tool or the BPS (Behavioral Pain Score) https://t.co/scXcI1nZ6v We havent formally implemented these but do use these in conjunction with a visual analog scale https://t.co/TvNjEujNH0

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Jean-Francois Payen & Céline Gélinas discuss how to measure pain in critically ill patients http://t.co/lABU355NiE #critcare

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Jean-Francois Payen & Céline Gélinas discuss how to measure pain in critically ill patients http://t.co/lABU355NiE #critcare

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Jean-Francois Payen & Céline Gélinas discuss how to measure pain in critically ill patients http://t.co/lABU355NiE #critcare

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