Reference

Location

PMID

Pain

Pederson C, et al.
Pediatric pain management: a research-based clinical pathway.

Dimens Crit Care Nurs
1999 May/Jun;18(3):42-51

Fairview University Medical Center

Minneapolis, MN

10640019

Dufault MA, et al.
Using a collaborative research utilization model to develop and test the effects of clinical pathways for pain management.

J Nurs Care Qual
1999 Apr;13(4):19-33

University of Rhode Island

Kingston, RI

10330788

Rauck RL, et al.
Chronic low back pain: new perspectives and treatment guidelines for primary care: part II.

Manag Care Interface
1998 Mar;11(3):71-5

Wake Forest University

Winston-Salem, NC

10181540

Rosomoff HL, et al.
Low back pain: evaluation and management in the primary care setting.

Med Clin North Am
1999 May;83(3):643-62

University of Miami Comprehensive Pain and Rehabilitation Center

Miami Beach, FL

10386119

Pryse-Phillips WEM, et al.
Guidelines for the nonpharmacologic management of migraine in clinical practice.

Can Med Assoc J
1998 Jul;159(1):47-54

Health Sciences Centre

St. John’s NF, Canada

9679487

Klein AS.
A proposed clinical pathway for chiropractic management of chronic low back pain patients.

Top Clin Chiroprac
1998 Jun;5(2):41-7,60-72

Northwestern College of Chiropractic

Bloomington, MN

Nesselroad B, et al.
CRITICAL PATH NETWORK. "Reusable" chronic pain path accounts for multiple patient visits.

Hosp Case Manag
1994 Sep;2(9):151-4

Mercy Ambulatory Surgery Center

Fairfield, OH

Gordon DB.
Critical pathways: a road to institutionalizing pain management.

J Pain Symptom Manage
1996 Apr;11(4):252-9

University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics

Madison, WI

8869460

Anonymous.
Acute pain management pathway eliminates sore spot in pediatric unit.

Hosp Case Manag
1995 Sep;3(9):133-8

N/A

10153582

Anonymous.
Making a case for better management of back pain.

Hosp Case Manag
1996 Mar;4(3):37-8,43

N/A

10156257