Abstract
Adequate Pain control in trauma and orthopaedic wards is seen as a fundamental equivalence of the quality of medical care worldwide. Despite this, there is no official standard or numerical value of pain that is acceptable for patients. This study examines the level of pain accepted by both inpatients and staff in trauma and orthopaedics in a large district hospital.
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