[Pain at the end of life: assessment and management]

¹Unité de soìns palliatifs, Hôpital Paul-Brousse, Villejuif.

|September 15, 1999

Abstract:

Pain assessment and management of pain at the end of life require a good knowledge of pain pathophysiology and of the connections between pain and facing death related suffering. Pain is a multidimensional experience. Only an interdisciplinary team is able to provide a compassionate care with a comprehensive approach.

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