The aim of the study was to investigate surgical patients' pain experience and the quality of
nursing care in managing acute postoperative pain. A descriptive cross-sectional study …

Background In managing postoperative pain, the knowledge and attitudes of nurses about
pain are crucial. Effective postoperative pain management ensures satisfaction with the …

Background Nurses must be highly knowledgeable and skilled regarding pain and its
management to ensure optimal pain relief. However, nurses worldwide were found to have …

Guided imagery distracts patients from disturbing feelings and thoughts, positively affects
emotional well-being, and reduces pain by producing pleasing mental images. This study …

The aim of this study was to systematically examine data obtained from studies on the
process, quality, and nature of sleep in patients who have undergone surgical intervention …

This randomized‐controlled trial aimed to investigate the effect of bed exercises on
postoperative anxiety, pain, early ambulation and mobilization. This study was conducted …

Background Patient satisfaction is gaining an attention as an important quality indicator
tracked closely by healthcare providers and emergency departments (EDs). Unfortunately …

Objective In our study, we investigated the effect of reflexology on patient satisfaction, pain
and vital signs after abdominal surgery. Method This study was conducted as a randomized …

Background Postoperative pain control irrespective of the magnitude of surgery has always
remained a challenge for clinicians and healthcare workers. Good postoperative pain …

Background In the first 24 h after surgery, it is necessary to evaluate the patient responses to
pain, analgesia and patient satisfaction to prevent complications related to the pain …