Aim Multimodal approaches toward relieving pain, patients' participation, and improving self‐
efficacy are important for chronic pain management. The aims of this review were to identify …

OBJECTIVES: Pain assessment and reassessment is an essential part of the treatment of
hospitalised patients and must be integrated in pain management protocols. Yet nurses' …

Background The recognition, assessment and management of pain in hospital settings is
suboptimal, and is a particular challenge in patients with dementia. The existing process …

Objectives: We implemented a hospital-based, system-wide initiative called the “Children's
Comfort Promise,” and created a new standard of care for needle procedures that required …

Background Pain management is a crucial issue for patients, and patients' perception of
care is an important quality outcome criterion for health care institutions. Pain remains a …

Methods: A questionnaire was developed and administered to patients after being
discharged from APMS care by an unbiased person. Data collected from record included …

Background Measuring pain is important for the adequate pain management of
postoperative patients. The actual compliance with pain assessment in postoperative …

Patient experience, an essential indicator of quality patient care, is of increasing importance
to hospitals that want to improve and maintain strong patient experience metrics to remain …

Background: Monitoring and improving the quality of care is an ever increasing concern for
health care organisations. Measuring the effectiveness of clinical outcomes is done by …

Objectives This review and meta-analysis aims to reveal how pain education interventions
affect registered nurses' pain management. Design A systematic review and meta-analysis …