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A Study of Patients and Nurses’ Perception of the Quality of Pain Management in the Patients Undergoing Surgery in the Departments of Surgery of Rasht Hospitals in 2013

PURPOSE & FIELD: More than one hundred million people around the world undergo a surgery annually. Although, the surgery itself is a treatment method to relieve pain and discomfort, it can be considered as one of the important factors to make a pain too. Perception and diagnosis of the pain is t...

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Autores principales: Rad, Tahereh Khalkhali, Sayad, Shirin, Baghaei, Maryam, Hossini, Shahla Mola, Salahshorian, Asieh, Zare, Mohamad
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Publicado: Canadian Center of Science and Education 2015
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Acceso en línea:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4803996/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26153204
http://dx.doi.org/10.5539/gjhs.v7n7p55
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author Rad, Tahereh Khalkhali
Sayad, Shirin
Baghaei, Maryam
Hossini, Shahla Mola
Salahshorian, Asieh
Zare, Mohamad
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Sayad, Shirin
Baghaei, Maryam
Hossini, Shahla Mola
Salahshorian, Asieh
Zare, Mohamad
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description PURPOSE & FIELD: More than one hundred million people around the world undergo a surgery annually. Although, the surgery itself is a treatment method to relieve pain and discomfort, it can be considered as one of the important factors to make a pain too. Perception and diagnosis of the pain is the most important duty of nurses. Effective pain management after surgery facilitates the patient’s recovery, decreases the length of hospitalization and increases the patient satisfaction. This study aims to investigate the patients and nurses’ perception of the quality of pain management in the patients undergoing an abdominal surgery. METHODS & MATERIALS: The current study is a descriptive research that has been conducted on 204 candidate patients for the abdominal surgery and the nurses who care them in the departments of surgery of Rasht hospitals by using the Simple Random Sampling method. The necessary tools in gathering data for the questionnaire consist of demographic characteristics. Idval, E et al’s Questionnaire for evaluation and pain perception, numerical and visual evaluation tools for the patient and nurse satisfaction with pain relief. Statistical analysis has been made through the 16 version of SPSS software by using descriptive statistics, average and standard deviation. FINDINGS: The results show that the level of patient satisfaction with providing necessary care to relieve pain was 29.1% (maximum), 20.8% (minimum) and 78.7% to the confidence, environment and all areas, respectively. For the nurses, this level was 32.4% (maximum), 16.4% (minimum) and 77.1% to the performance, environment and all areas, respectively. The maximum level of patient perception of satisfaction with pain relief was 49.1% and for the nurses, it was 37.7% (good level). CONCLUSIONS: The results indicated that the patients’ perception of providing necessary cares to relieve pain and their satisfaction with the pain relief are more than the nurses and in a good level.
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spelling pubmed-48039962016-04-21 A Study of Patients and Nurses’ Perception of the Quality of Pain Management in the Patients Undergoing Surgery in the Departments of Surgery of Rasht Hospitals in 2013 Rad, Tahereh Khalkhali Sayad, Shirin Baghaei, Maryam Hossini, Shahla Mola Salahshorian, Asieh Zare, Mohamad Glob J Health Sci Articles PURPOSE & FIELD: More than one hundred million people around the world undergo a surgery annually. Although, the surgery itself is a treatment method to relieve pain and discomfort, it can be considered as one of the important factors to make a pain too. Perception and diagnosis of the pain is the most important duty of nurses. Effective pain management after surgery facilitates the patient’s recovery, decreases the length of hospitalization and increases the patient satisfaction. This study aims to investigate the patients and nurses’ perception of the quality of pain management in the patients undergoing an abdominal surgery. METHODS & MATERIALS: The current study is a descriptive research that has been conducted on 204 candidate patients for the abdominal surgery and the nurses who care them in the departments of surgery of Rasht hospitals by using the Simple Random Sampling method. The necessary tools in gathering data for the questionnaire consist of demographic characteristics. Idval, E et al’s Questionnaire for evaluation and pain perception, numerical and visual evaluation tools for the patient and nurse satisfaction with pain relief. Statistical analysis has been made through the 16 version of SPSS software by using descriptive statistics, average and standard deviation. FINDINGS: The results show that the level of patient satisfaction with providing necessary care to relieve pain was 29.1% (maximum), 20.8% (minimum) and 78.7% to the confidence, environment and all areas, respectively. For the nurses, this level was 32.4% (maximum), 16.4% (minimum) and 77.1% to the performance, environment and all areas, respectively. The maximum level of patient perception of satisfaction with pain relief was 49.1% and for the nurses, it was 37.7% (good level). CONCLUSIONS: The results indicated that the patients’ perception of providing necessary cares to relieve pain and their satisfaction with the pain relief are more than the nurses and in a good level. Canadian Center of Science and Education 2015-12 2015-03-26 /pmc/articles/PMC4803996/ /pubmed/26153204 http://dx.doi.org/10.5539/gjhs.v7n7p55 Text en Copyright: © Canadian Center of Science and Education http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ This is an open-access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/).
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Rad, Tahereh Khalkhali
Sayad, Shirin
Baghaei, Maryam
Hossini, Shahla Mola
Salahshorian, Asieh
Zare, Mohamad
A Study of Patients and Nurses’ Perception of the Quality of Pain Management in the Patients Undergoing Surgery in the Departments of Surgery of Rasht Hospitals in 2013
title A Study of Patients and Nurses’ Perception of the Quality of Pain Management in the Patients Undergoing Surgery in the Departments of Surgery of Rasht Hospitals in 2013
title_full A Study of Patients and Nurses’ Perception of the Quality of Pain Management in the Patients Undergoing Surgery in the Departments of Surgery of Rasht Hospitals in 2013
title_fullStr A Study of Patients and Nurses’ Perception of the Quality of Pain Management in the Patients Undergoing Surgery in the Departments of Surgery of Rasht Hospitals in 2013
title_full_unstemmed A Study of Patients and Nurses’ Perception of the Quality of Pain Management in the Patients Undergoing Surgery in the Departments of Surgery of Rasht Hospitals in 2013
title_short A Study of Patients and Nurses’ Perception of the Quality of Pain Management in the Patients Undergoing Surgery in the Departments of Surgery of Rasht Hospitals in 2013
title_sort study of patients and nurses’ perception of the quality of pain management in the patients undergoing surgery in the departments of surgery of rasht hospitals in 2013
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url https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4803996/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26153204
http://dx.doi.org/10.5539/gjhs.v7n7p55
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