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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Pain -- Nursing"”.
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Postoperative pain : nursing management and organisational commitment
Postoperative pain management has been the subject of several national reports (Royal College of Surgeons of England and College of Anaesthetists, 1990; Audit Commission, 1997; Clinical Standards Advisory Group, 2000) that have each made recommendations for practice at ward level and Trust-wide …
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Pain Management in Patients with Oncological Diseases – the Role of Nurses // Управление на болката при пациенти с онкологични заболявания – роля на медицинската сестра
Efficient pain control is among the top priorities of The Cancer Prevention Program of WHO (World Health Organization), along with prophylaxis, early diagnosis and treatment of oncological diseases. Pain must be treated effectively, which means efficient control and pain assessment. Assessing pain …
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An Evaluation of Bikram Yoga at Reducing the Level of Back Pain
Low back pain is a significant public health problem and one of the most commonly reported reasons for the use of Complimentary Alternative Medicine. In the U.S. 70% to 80% of the population has experienced at least one episode of back pain sometime in their lives. Healthcare workers, in …
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Knowledge and attitudes of Registered Nurses toward pain /
This research provided relevant data to support pain research literature that finds nurses do not have the knowledge base that they require to sufficiently provide effective pain management. The data demonstrated that nurses have mixed attitudes toward pain. These two findings have been observed in …
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Cultural Comparison: Nurse Selected Pain Management Actions
… to:<br> 1. To describe the type and ranking of pain management actions nurses select for Native American and Caucasian patients with acute low back pain.<br> 2. To determine if there are any significant personal and professional nurse factors which influence the type of pain management actions …
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Nurse's Perceptions Toward the Use of Nonpharmacologic Interventions for Chronic Pain Management
… often provide care to patients with chronic pain, many do not Fully utilize non-pharmacologic interventions that are useful in the management of chronic pain. The problem under investigation was to determine what constitutes nurse's perception of issues related to non-pharmacologic pain …
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The effects of a pain management training program on nurse pain assessment accuracy and patient satisfaction
… to the assessment and management of patient pain were examined. The accuracy of nurse assessments of patient pain and patient ratings of satisfaction with the pain management care received from their nurses were of particular interest. Additionally, the study investigated differences between …
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Nurses' Knowledge of and Misconceptions Regarding Selected Pain Management Concepts
… the nurses' level of knowledge of selected pain management concepts;<br> 3. Describe the nurses' levels of misconceptions regarding selected pain management concepts;<br> 4. Determine whether there is a significant relationship between the nurses' levels of misconceptions regarding selected …
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Preventing and Treating Complications of Sickle Cell Disease in Pediatric Patients
<p>Preventing and Treating Complications of Sickle Cell Disease in Pediatric Patients Sickle cell anemia, also known as sickle cell disease, affects over 90,000 people in the United States alone with those of African descent being at greater risk (Dobson & Byrne, 2014). Worldwide, it affects over …