Background Nursing is an embodiment of knowledge, clinical work, and interpersonal
communication. Effective nursing care has a distinct influence on the overall satisfaction and …

Pain is a major problem after burns and researchers continue to report that pain from burns
remains undertreated. The inadequate pain control results in adverse sequalae physically …

Strategies used by burns nurses to cope with the infliction of pain on patients The infliction of
pain on patients is part of the daily routine for many nurses, particularly those who work in …

Background: Inadequate communication about pain can result in increased pain for patients.
Objectives: The purpose of the current pilot study was to test how nurses respond when …

Introduction Burns are painful injuries associated with a long recovery. Patients may not be
receiving sufficient pain management education to optimize their experience and recovery …

Although pain is one of the main sources of suffering during the acute phase and
rehabilitation in burn patients, it remains as a major challenge for burn care, and clinical …

Introduction: Communication is fundamental in nursing practice. The development of an
effective nurse--patient relationship is essential for the delivery of quality nursing care …

To determine what relationship exists between burned patients' perception of pain and
nurses' perception of patients' pain, a study was conducted using the Stewart Pain-Color …

Aim Professional communication between nurse and patient has a significant role in patient
satisfaction with nursing care. The aim of this study was to assess nurse–patient …

Pain is a common complaint among hospitalized patients no matter the diagnosis. Pain has
a negative effect on many aspects of a patient's life, including quality of life, sleep, and …