391 rfh cert Dementia Pain

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People with dementia may experience physical pain for the same reasons as everyone else. However, because of their declining brain function and abilities, they may be less able to communicate to their carers that they are in pain. This can result in under-treatment of their pain, and reduced quality of life.

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Contributed by: Sian Scheepers
Authored by: Royal Free Hospital, Royal Free Hospital
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Last updated: 02 November 2022
First contributed: 28 April 2021
Audience access level: Full user

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