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 …

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

Abstract The European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM) has developed
evidence-based recommendations and expert opinions about end-of-life (EoL) and …

Background Inadequate pain assessment and management is a problem in hospitalized
patients that impairs their well‐being. Intensive care unit nurses' pain practices are affected …

Background Pain is frequently encountered in the intensive care setting. Given the impact of
pain assessment on patient outcomes and length of hospital stay, studies have been …

Background Pain is a disagreeable combination of sensory and emotional sensations.
Employing behavioral pain assessment tools is strongly associated with improved …

Aim To translate and culturally adapt the APS for people with end‐stage dementia in various
care settings in Sweden and to investigate factors important for clinical implementation …

Introduction: Pain is still under-recognized and undertreated among intensive care unit (ICU)
patients, such as those being intubated or with dementia, cognitive impairments, or …

Objectives: To assess nurses' knowledge and attitudes toward pain management in
intensive care units (ICUs) in Saudi Arabia. Methods: A cross-sectional correlational study …

Background and Objectives: Pain is still undertreated among ICU patients, especially
cognitively impaired patients. Nurses play a crucial role in their management. However …