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PAIN PULSE

Pain Management Program

Coordinated, safe and measurable pain care across the surgical journey—from assessment and intervention to follow-up and patient experience.

Relieve pain.
Restore function.
Clinical care · safety · quality
01Timely assessment
02Evidence-based analgesia
03Safe monitoring
04Measurable outcomes

THE PROGRAM

One standard for better pain care

The Pain Management Program provides a coordinated framework for the assessment, treatment and follow-up of patients experiencing acute pain.

It brings anesthesiologists, APS nurses, surgeons, ward teams, pharmacists and quality professionals together around clear clinical pathways, reliable documentation and continuous improvement.

Our purposeTo relieve pain safely, support recovery and improve every patient’s experience of care.

CLINICAL SCOPE

What the program delivers

Specialist support and hospital-wide standards working together.

01

Acute Pain Service

Structured assessment, daily follow-up and individualized analgesia for postoperative and referred patients.

02

Regional Analgesia

Peripheral nerve blocks and catheter techniques supporting effective, opioid-sparing perioperative care.

03

Epidural Analgesia

Labor and postoperative epidural care with defined monitoring, documentation and escalation pathways.

04

Quality & Patient Experience

KPI monitoring, clinical review and patient feedback used to continuously improve pain care.

THE CARE PATHWAY

From first assessment to recovery

1

Assess

Pain score, risk factors and patient goals.

2

Plan

Multimodal, regional or neuraxial strategy.

3

Treat

Timely intervention with clear orders.

4

Review

Response, safety and adverse-effect monitoring.

5

Improve

Outcome data, KPIs and patient experience.

MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM

People behind the program

The program is led by Pain Management and delivered through close collaboration across clinical and quality teams.

Program LeadershipGovernance, strategy and clinical oversight
APS AnesthesiologistsAssessment, procedures and analgesic plans
APS NursesRounds, monitoring and KPI collection
Quality PartnersMeasurement, review and improvement

EMPLOYEE RESOURCES

Pain education and clinical guidance

Practical resources help employees recognize pain, monitor treatment safely, document reassessment and escalate concerns appropriately.

Education resources