Stress associated with treatments is a potential cause of anxiety in the burn patient. This
descriptive study examined the emotional reactions to the effects of treatment stress in five …

Every nurse who is involved with the care of burn victims knows that stress is a part of burn
nursing. Most of the time it is taken for granted that the various visual and psychological …

The purpose of this investigation was to examine the amount of anxiety patients believed
tolerable and the amount of anxiety experienced during routine burn wound care …

Burn unit nurses identify performing painful medical procedures as a patient-related stressor
that contributes to their overall levels of job-stress. Training in pain management techniques …

All fourteen nurses working in a burn unit were given three hours of individual training in
cognitive behavioral stress management skills. Anxiety measures were obtained before …

A treatment program of stress inoculation for the pain experienced by 16 severely burned
adults was carried out by the nursing staff of a burn and trauma unit. Results showed that …

This study was designed to identify nursing research priorities in burn care. The Delphi
technique of sequential questionnaires was used for data collection. Ninety-four participants …

It is difficult to comprehend all the needs of the patient with burns. Caring for these patients
can be a daunting task because the psychological demands of the patient remain long after …

Burn injured patients experience high levels of pain during wound care procedures even
though analgesic medications, in varying doses, are generally administered before and/or …

Approximately two million individuals sustain burn injuries annually. Although the burn
victim''s adaptation to conditions of acute, life-threatening stress have been well …