Aim This review aims to examine nurses' perceived barriers to and facilitators of pain
assessment and management in adult critical care patients. Background Pain is one of the …

Background: Pain is a stressful condition considered to be a global health problem, and
children are the most vulnerable and under-served population. Moderate to severe …

Methods: This is a quasi-experimental study including two groups of test and control. The
experimental group received a workshop method with a content including (ethical aspect …

Background Patients still experience unnecessary pain in many hospitals, especially after
surgery, despite increasing awareness of pain management in many healthcare settings …

Introduction Pain is a distressing experience associated with actual or potential tissue
damage with sensory, emotional, cognitive and social components. Inadequate …

Background Studies suggest that pain assessment and management by appropriately
trained and knowledgeable nurses significantly reduce patients suffering. This study aimed …

Background: Pain is one of the most common symptoms experienced by over two-thirds of
patients globally. It was estimated that one out of every five adults experiences severe pain …

Background Management of postoperative pain leads to positive patient progress and
shortens the duration of hospital stay. Nurses, who are the majority in almost all hospitals …

Aim This study aims to investigate the nursing staff's knowledge and attitudes regarding pain
management in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. Design A quantitative descriptive …

Introduction: Adequate pain control for surgical patients is an important aspect of their post-
operative care. To manage pain, health care professionals use pharmacological and non …