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1. nursingeducation.org › insights › pain-managementHow Do Nurses Provide Effective Pain Management ...

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   Jan 15, 2024 · Nurses may use an array of alternative therapies for pain management, ranging from acupuncture, yoga, and meditation to guided imagery. These aim to reduce your patient’s perception of pain or increase their ability to cope with it.

2. www.painmanagementnursing.org › article › S1524-9042Procedural Pain Management: Clinical Practice Recommendations ...

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   Aug 26, 2021 · Nurses need to know that assessment of pain includes patient knowledge of current situation, history of pain management, knowledge of various analgesic options, experience with nonpharmacologic modalities, and expectations for procedural related pain and preferences for analgesia.

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4. www.nursingoutlook.org › article › S0029-6554(21A qualitative understanding of nurses challenges with pain ...

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   There is a gap in the literature understanding the specific details of nurses’ struggles treating patients who need help with pain management. Methods: This qualitative descriptive study assessed nurses’ challenges with pain management to provide a comprehensive, low-inference summary of the data.

5. www.painmanagementnursing.org › article › S1524-9042Pain Management Nursing

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   Optimizing nonpharmacologic pain management can increase patient and nurse satisfaction, improve overall pain management, and decrease untoward side effects. Published by Elsevier Inc. on behalf of the American Society for Pain Management Nursing

6. www.myamericannurse.com › nurses-role-in-managing-painNurses’ role in managing pain - American Nurse Journal

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   Aug 13, 2019 · To help guide you in your advocacy and practice, the American Nurses Association (ANA) recently released two resources: The Ethical Responsibility to Manage Pain and the Suffering It Causes position statement (tinyurl.com/y2w42ens) and a short YouTube video highlighting statement recommendations (youtube.com/watch?v=W6vYfkjMo4E).

7. www.painmanagementnursing.org › article › S1524-9042Pain Management Nursing

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   most effective pain management (Chou, et al, 2016 [ Pozgar, 2020). Within the framework of procedural pain management, an impor- tant component of both veracity and fidelity is to educate patients regarding realistic expectations about the potential for pain or dis- comfort involved with procedures. Fidelity and veracity are com-

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   What do nurses need to know about pain management?

   • Nurses need to know that assessment of pain includes patient knowledge of current situation, history of pain management, knowledge of various analgesic options, experience with nonpharmacologic modalities, and expectations for procedural related pain and preferences for analgesia.

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   How do you manage pain in a nursing practice?

   • Regular team meetings can be helpful for discussing patient progress and any necessary adjustments in the management plan. Remember, effective pain management depends on open communication, patient education, and teamwork. In your practice as a nurse, ethical considerations play a central role in pain management.

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   Do nurses perceive pain management care delivery?

   • This research indicates a need to better understand nurses’ perceptions of pain management care delivery and enhance the quality of pain management educa-tion. This need for clinical education is an interprofes-sional concern and should be addressed at healthcare facilities and institutions of higher education.

   A qualitative understanding of nurses’ challenges with pain management

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   Can nurses' knowledge and attitudes improve pain management in postoperative patients?

   • One study used the Nurses’ Knowledge and Attitudes ques-tionnaire in a pre- and posteducational intervention plan to measure the effectiveness of the intervention on improving nurses’ knowledge and attitudes regard-ing pain management among postoperative patients (Abdalrahim et al., 2011).

   A qualitative understanding of nurses’ challenges with pain management

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   Where can I find information about pain management best practices?

   • You can find information about best practices for pain management from the Pain Management Best Practices Inter-Agency Task Force Report. This report was released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) in May ( tinyurl.com/y4m9uh34 ). Many of its recommendations align with the ANA position statement.

   Nurses’ role in managing pain - American Nurse Journal

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   How can nurses help patients manage chronic pain?

   • Nurses can help patients with chronic pain by engaging in frank discussions with them to help them reach a manageable pain level. The ANA statement suggests using a combination of approaches, such as meditation, exercise, and medications, based on individual needs.

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9. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › books › NBK2658Improving the Quality of Care Through Pain Assessment and ...

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   Education about safe pain management will help prevent undertreatment of pain and the resulting harmful effects. Safety includes the use of appropriate tools for assessing pain in cognitively intact adults and cognitively impaired adults.