Introduction: Pain is an unpleasant emotional experience linked to actual or potential
injuries, concerns in intensive care units (ICU), affecting life and recovery of patients. It is …

Abstract Aims and Objectives To describe what is known from the existing literature on
nonpharmacological interventions targeting pain in patients admitted to the ICU …

AIM: The study aimed to examine pain behavior during nursing interventions in patients who
were on mechanical ventilation. Method: The study was carried out in patients who were …

Aim To explore the patients´ experiences of pain when being cared for in the intensive care.
Design An exploratory, qualitative design was chosen. Method Interviews were performed …

Background Pain is a major stressor for critically ill patients. To maximize pain relief, non‐
pharmacological interventions are an interesting avenue to explore. Aims and Objectives …

Background: Intensive care unit (ICU) patients' pain and sedation management is a
significant nursing challenge. Sedatives and muscle relaxants administration has been long …

Purpose This study aimed to measure the impact of implementing a pain management
algorithm in adult intensive care unit (ICU) patients able to express pain. No controlled study …

The treatment of pain continues to be a major concern in the critically ill patient. Despite
advances in pain management, a greater understanding of the mechanisms of pain and …

Background and Aim: Pain is one of the most complex processes in the human body, having
various physical and psychological dimensions. To date, many preliminary studies have …

Many critically ill patients experience pain due to underlying illness or injury, a recent
surgical or other invasive procedure, or noxious stimuli caused by interventions in the …