Objective: to study the perception of a Neonatal Intensive Care team on pain assessment and management before and after an educational intervention created and implemented in the unit. Methods: intervention study developed as action research, in three phases. In Phase 1, a quantitative study was performed to identify how professionals perceive pain management in the unit. In Phase 2, an educational intervention was carried out, using the Operational Group (OG), which defined strategies to be adopted to seek improvements in pain assessment and management. In Phase 3, the initial questionnaire was reapplied to assess professionals’ perceptions about the subject after the intervention. All professionals directly working in newborn care were in...
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the use of drugs to relieve the pain of invasive procedures newborn infants c...
Objetivos: identificar como os enfermeiros avaliam a dor dos recém nascidos (RN) internados na Unida...
Pain is responsible for physiological changes and impairment on the neurological development of the ...
AbstractObjectiveto study the perception of a Neonatal Intensive Care team on pain assessment and ma...
OBJECTIVE: to study the perception of a Neonatal Intensive Care team on pain assessment and managem...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Neonatal pain causes changes in the structure and function of brain in add...
Objective: Evaluate how health professionals perceive the pain in the NBs hospitalized in the Neonat...
Objetivo: avaliar a frequencia de realizacao de procedimentos potencialmente dolorosos e do emprego ...
OBJECTIVE: to analyze the knowledge of pediatricians who work with neonatal patients regarding the e...
RESUMEN : En el presente trabajo se estudió la labor asistencial realizada durante 29 días sobre 6 ...
Introduction: Nurses are in close contact with patients and their knowledge of pain assessment and m...
Introduction: Pain is a sensory and emotional stimulus, associated with real or potential tissue inj...
Abstract Introduction: Pain management is especially important for infants who are not able to verb...
Objetivo: Conhecer ações da equipe de enfermagem referentes à avaliaç&at...
The Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) are places where several painful procedures are performed i...
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the use of drugs to relieve the pain of invasive procedures newborn infants c...
Objetivos: identificar como os enfermeiros avaliam a dor dos recém nascidos (RN) internados na Unida...
Pain is responsible for physiological changes and impairment on the neurological development of the ...
AbstractObjectiveto study the perception of a Neonatal Intensive Care team on pain assessment and ma...
OBJECTIVE: to study the perception of a Neonatal Intensive Care team on pain assessment and managem...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Neonatal pain causes changes in the structure and function of brain in add...
Objective: Evaluate how health professionals perceive the pain in the NBs hospitalized in the Neonat...
Objetivo: avaliar a frequencia de realizacao de procedimentos potencialmente dolorosos e do emprego ...
OBJECTIVE: to analyze the knowledge of pediatricians who work with neonatal patients regarding the e...
RESUMEN : En el presente trabajo se estudió la labor asistencial realizada durante 29 días sobre 6 ...
Introduction: Nurses are in close contact with patients and their knowledge of pain assessment and m...
Introduction: Pain is a sensory and emotional stimulus, associated with real or potential tissue inj...
Abstract Introduction: Pain management is especially important for infants who are not able to verb...
Objetivo: Conhecer ações da equipe de enfermagem referentes à avaliaç&at...
The Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) are places where several painful procedures are performed i...
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the use of drugs to relieve the pain of invasive procedures newborn infants c...
Objetivos: identificar como os enfermeiros avaliam a dor dos recém nascidos (RN) internados na Unida...
Pain is responsible for physiological changes and impairment on the neurological development of the ...