Background Pain is undertreated in both adults and children and a major factor linked to this
is nurses' lack of knowledge as evidenced by studies undertaken globally. Objective This …

There are continued challenges in achieving effective pain management for children and
young people (CYP). Research has found several barriers to effective CYP pain …

Background Pain relief in children is a complex issue, partly an ethical dilemma and due to a
lack of nursing competence. There are few studies regarding prehospital care encounters …

Purpose Parents' and nurses' expectations about pain control and comfort in children after
heart surgery were explored to contribute to evidence-based family-centered interventions …

Background Pediatric pain management is a constantly developing field. Despite extensive
research, several studies have concluded that children's pain is still underestimated and …

Pain is a challenge for orthopedic healthcare professionals (OHCP). However, pain studies
examined the competencies of a single OHCP category, did not consider various pain …

Background Although nurse's knowledge and attitudes regarding pain management has
been sufficiently studied worldwide, the impact of an educational intervention program in …

Background Millions of people older than 60 years are affected by arthritis. Unrelieved
chronic pain of arthritis is associated with increased healthcare needs and decreased …

Background Postoperative pain delays ambulation, extends hospital stay, reduces the
probability of recovery, and increases risk of long-term functional impairment. Pain …

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