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Book Review: Pain: Clinical Manual, 2nd Ed.

McCaffery and Pasero’s second edition of the Pain: Clinical Manual is an exceptionally rich source of information. Initially published in 1989, the revised edition has new and expanded content relevant to the management of pain across the lifespan. The primary authors and 27 contributors have provided the most current information on the assessment and management of pain. The manual includes frequently used forms (e.g., Form 5.1, “Patient/ Family Information: Using Your Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drug” [NSAID]), patient medication information (e.g., Box 6.31, “Fentanyl Patch” [Duragesic®]), charts (e.g., Table 6.12, “Equianalgesic Dose Chart”), and guidelines (e.g., Box 11.9, “Guidelines: Management of Opioid Therapy for Chronic Nonmalignant Pain”). All of these materials can be photocopied and used in clinical practice. This 795-page manual is organized into 16 chapters and includes a detailed index for finding key areas of interest. The focus of each chapter and related content is outlined below.