Add to ORKGNurse prescribing for inpatient pain in the United Kingdom: a national questionnaire surve
Since pain is the most common complaint of the hospitalized patient, and nurses are with patients mo...
Managing patients’ pain is a challenge that many caregivers face as they balance adequate pain manag...
PubMedID: 18706379Pain is a concept that goes back into distant history and is something that is fac...
BACKGROUND: Nurses make a valuable contribution to pain services and have the potential to improve t...
Aims and objectives. To provide information on the profile and practice of nurses in the UK who pres...
Aim. This paper is a report of a study to explore nurses' views on the benefits of adopting the role...
Inadequate pain management affects the patient outcome. Pain assessment and management are fundament...
pain service Summary This survey addresses the structure and function of the acute pain services (AP...
Chronic pain is experienced by between 25%-50% of the UK population, and its prevalence increases wi...
Pain is an unpleasant human experience, often associated with underlying medical conditions, and a k...
Pain is one of the first symptoms that alert you to the various diseases. It affects and reduces the...
The importance of pain management and assessment is paramount in the hospital environment. Nurses pl...
Pain is an unpleasant human experience, often associated with underlying medical conditions, and a k...
The prevalence of pain ranges from 27.8% to 86.5% in nursing homes and 42% to 50% in home care. Pain...
Objectives: This descriptive study's aim was to examine the knowledge and attitudes of nurses i...
Since pain is the most common complaint of the hospitalized patient, and nurses are with patients mo...
Managing patients’ pain is a challenge that many caregivers face as they balance adequate pain manag...
PubMedID: 18706379Pain is a concept that goes back into distant history and is something that is fac...
BACKGROUND: Nurses make a valuable contribution to pain services and have the potential to improve t...
Aims and objectives. To provide information on the profile and practice of nurses in the UK who pres...
Aim. This paper is a report of a study to explore nurses' views on the benefits of adopting the role...
Inadequate pain management affects the patient outcome. Pain assessment and management are fundament...
pain service Summary This survey addresses the structure and function of the acute pain services (AP...
Chronic pain is experienced by between 25%-50% of the UK population, and its prevalence increases wi...
Pain is an unpleasant human experience, often associated with underlying medical conditions, and a k...
Pain is one of the first symptoms that alert you to the various diseases. It affects and reduces the...
The importance of pain management and assessment is paramount in the hospital environment. Nurses pl...
Pain is an unpleasant human experience, often associated with underlying medical conditions, and a k...
The prevalence of pain ranges from 27.8% to 86.5% in nursing homes and 42% to 50% in home care. Pain...
Objectives: This descriptive study's aim was to examine the knowledge and attitudes of nurses i...
Since pain is the most common complaint of the hospitalized patient, and nurses are with patients mo...
Managing patients’ pain is a challenge that many caregivers face as they balance adequate pain manag...
PubMedID: 18706379Pain is a concept that goes back into distant history and is something that is fac...