Background: Nurse’s knowledge and attitude toward neonatal pain management is very beneficial for the accuracy in giving neonatal intervention. Therefore, nurse should possess the sufficient knowledge and attitude to give the proper pain intervention, so that it will be effective to treat the neonatal pain. Objective: This study aims to find out the knowledge and attitude of nurse toward neonatal pain management at Perinatology and PICU/NICU rooms of Hospital in Semarang. Methodology: It was a descriptive study using total sampling technique which employed 50 nurses as the respondents. Resulth: From the research, it was drawn that most of the respondents’ knowledge were excellent (58.0%) and the respondents’ attitude were mostly adequate (6...
Abstract Preterm and sick newborn infants undergo several painful procedures during their hospital s...
Objective: The study aimed to investigate neonatal nurses' knowledge and practices related to pain a...
Due to technologic breakthroughs, neonatal intensive care units (NICU) are caring for sicker and tin...
Background: Nurse’s knowledge and attitude toward neonatal pain management is very beneficial for th...
Pain is a subjective feeling and an unpleasant experience. In neonates, pain that is not handled pro...
Introduction: Nurses are in close contact with patients and their knowledge of pain assessment and m...
SummaryPurposeThe present survey was conducted to investigate the perceptions among nurses of neonat...
Introduction: Pain management is important, especially for neonates who are not able to verbally exp...
Background: This study aimed to determine neonatal nurses’ perceptions of knowledge and practice in ...
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine knowledge, attitude, and performance vis-à-vis p...
Background: The care of high-risk neonates in intensive care units is a relatively new field in reso...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Neonatal pain causes changes in the structure and function of brain in add...
Pain management is an important issue which impacts the prognosis of neonates in neonatal intensive ...
Pain is responsible for physiological changes and impairment on the neurological development of the ...
In the United States, 10% to 15% of newborns are admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU)...
Abstract Preterm and sick newborn infants undergo several painful procedures during their hospital s...
Objective: The study aimed to investigate neonatal nurses' knowledge and practices related to pain a...
Due to technologic breakthroughs, neonatal intensive care units (NICU) are caring for sicker and tin...
Background: Nurse’s knowledge and attitude toward neonatal pain management is very beneficial for th...
Pain is a subjective feeling and an unpleasant experience. In neonates, pain that is not handled pro...
Introduction: Nurses are in close contact with patients and their knowledge of pain assessment and m...
SummaryPurposeThe present survey was conducted to investigate the perceptions among nurses of neonat...
Introduction: Pain management is important, especially for neonates who are not able to verbally exp...
Background: This study aimed to determine neonatal nurses’ perceptions of knowledge and practice in ...
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine knowledge, attitude, and performance vis-à-vis p...
Background: The care of high-risk neonates in intensive care units is a relatively new field in reso...
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: Neonatal pain causes changes in the structure and function of brain in add...
Pain management is an important issue which impacts the prognosis of neonates in neonatal intensive ...
Pain is responsible for physiological changes and impairment on the neurological development of the ...
In the United States, 10% to 15% of newborns are admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU)...
Abstract Preterm and sick newborn infants undergo several painful procedures during their hospital s...
Objective: The study aimed to investigate neonatal nurses' knowledge and practices related to pain a...
Due to technologic breakthroughs, neonatal intensive care units (NICU) are caring for sicker and tin...