Pain Assessment Tool, Pain Scale, Pain Gauge, Wong Baker Scale, Wong Baker Pain Scale, Wong Baker Pain Tool, FLACC Scale, FLACC Pain Scale
The Joint Commission® requires that patient pain be assessed and reassesed in an ongoing manner. Our pain tools are the best way to measure, communication, and document patient pain levels.
With our tools, your patients will be able to communicate their level of pain by referring to the measurement gauge (adults) or descriptive faces (perfect for children or the cognitively impaired). Both our Pain Assessment Tool and Pocket-Guide to Pain Assessment now include the FLAAC Scale, a behavior pain assessment scale that is used to evaluate pain in non-verbal patients.
Features:
Friendly and inviting design that is easily understood by patients of all ages and cultures
English/Spanish translation (Pain Assessment Tool & Pocket-Guide to Pain Assessment)
Full color printing with thick glossy lamination and rounded safety corners
FLACC Scale (Pain Assessment Tool & Pocket-Guide to Pain Assessment)
2 Storage Options: Acrylic Wall Frame for the Pain Assessment Tool and a Pear Clip for the Pocket-Guide to Pain Assessment.
Pain Assessment Tool
Pain Assessment Tool with Acrylic Wall Holder
Pain Assessment
Badgie™ Card
Pocket-Guide to Pain Assessment
Pear-Clip Attachment
Engage the most important person on your team—the patient. Let patients know that “It's OK to Ask” about the effectiveness of their pain management, while meeting two Joint Commission® standards: pain management and engaging patients and families in their care.
Patient Pain Care Poster: English Only & Bilingual (English/Spanish)
2 sizes available: 16x24"20x30"
Badgie
Pain Assessment Tool, Pain Scale, Pain Gauge, Wong Baker Scale, Wong Baker Pain Scale, Wong Baker Pain Tool, FLACC Scale, FLACC Pain Scale
The Joint Commission® requires that patient pain be assessed and reassesed in an ongoing manner. Our pain tools are the best way to measure, communication, and document patient pain levels.
Engage the most important person on your team—the patient. Let patients know that “It's OK to Ask” about the effectiveness of their pain management, while meeting two Joint Commission® standards: pain management and engaging patients and families in their care. 
