Talking to older people in care homes: Perceptions of their pain and their preferred management strategies. Results of a pilot study

Articles in the same Issue

1. TABLE OF CONTENTS
2. Editorial
3. Assessment of pain in older people. Where are we now and what needs to be done?
4. The assessment and management of pain in older people: A systematic review of the literature
5. Aging with autism
6. Rett syndrome and aging
7. Euthanasia: A review
8. Evaluating positive events in care homes: A case study using the CARE profiling tool
9. Activity and culture—the contribution to health and well-being in later life: A needs analysis
10. Talking to older people in care homes: Perceptions of their pain and their preferred management strategies. Results of a pilot study
11. Growing older—the good, the bad and the ugly: Subjective views of aging
12. Responding to pain needs of people with a learning disability/intellectual disability and dementia: What are the key lessons?
13. Perspectives on risk for older people with dementia in extra care housing in the UK: Findings from a longitudinal study
14. A randomized controlled trial to evaluate intensity of community-based rehabilitation provision following stroke or hip fracture in old age: Results at 12-month followup
15. Trends in aging. Persons with intellectual disability in residential care centers in Israel