Population Comprehensive evaluation of chronic pain in older adults is multifaceted.
Objective and Methods Research on chronic pain in older adults needs to be guided by …

Chronic pain and cognitive impairment are prevalent geriatric syndromes in the population
of older adults, and they are the main cause of disability in people over sixty-five years of …

Background: People with chronic pain (CP) sometimes report impaired cognitive function,
including a deficit of attention, memory, executive planning, and information processing …

Chronic pain (CP) was associated with impaired cognitive performance in several cross-
sectional studies conducted in older adults; however, fewer longitudinal studies assessed …

Background: Growing evidence suggests that chronic pain and certain chronic pain
conditions may increase risk for cognitive decline and dementia. Objective: In this systematic …

Aim To explore the feasibility of applying artificial intelligence in nurse–patient interaction to
assist nurses in gras** patient status and reducing their working hours. Background …

Background The longitudinal association between persistent moderate to severe pain and
subsequent long‐term cognitive decline remains inconclusive. Methods Study population …

Background Dementia is an urgent public health problem worldwide, and the determination
of the contribution of pain to cognitive decline or dementia is significant for the prevention of …

Background: Emerging evidence suggests osteoarthritis (OA) and related symptom burden
may increase risk for Alzheimer's disease and related dementias (ADRD). However …

Background Emerging evidence suggests that Pain Interference (PI) and certain chronic
pain conditions, including Osteoarthritis (OA) may be associated with risk for Alzheimer's …