Aim: To determine through a systematic review and meta-analysis the level of knowledge
about pain of nursing health professionals based on their scores on the Knowledge and …

Objective This integrative review sought to identify and synthesise quantitative and
qualitative evidence on barriers to pain management in adult intensive care units (ICUs) …

Background: Pain control is a vitally important goal because untreated pain has detrimental
impacts on the patients as hopelessness, impede their response to treatment, and …

Background Pain in infants and children is often poorly assessed and managed. Although
there are many studies on this subject, none have been conducted in the Arab world …

Inadequate pain management affects the patient outcome. Pain assessment and
management are fundamental in nursing care, and nurses must be equipped with adequate …

Background The assessment of pain as the fifth vital sign (P5VS) is of paramount importance
since it leads to the management of undertreated pain, consequently reducing suffering …

Background Cancer is becoming a leading cause of death worldwide. Pain is a common
and devastating symptom of cancer patients that can significantly affect the patient's quality …

Background Acute pain is frequently encountered in the prehospital setting, and therefore, a
fundamental aspect of quality emergency care. Research has shown a positive association …

Introduction Nurses encounter children who report of pain of diverse and unknown causes in
their professional work. The current study therefore assessed and compared nursing …

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 …