The Attitude of Nurses Towards Pain Management in Older People
Eze, Somkenechim Petra (2024)
2024
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Background: This literature review is about the factors influencing nurses' attitudes towards pain management in elderly people. The literature review goal was to investigate how these attitudes affect the way in which pain management care is delivered, by recognizing the research that has already been done on the topic, summarize the major elements of the research and suggesting ways to improve nursing practices in pain management for the elderly.
Task and Objectives: Used a narrative literature review and inductive analysis method with research question structured around the PICO framework, the study searched, screened, and analyzed publications from 2013 to 2024, using databases such as PubMed, CINAHL, and Web of Science.
Implementation method: After analyzing 11 selected studies, the themes of critical themes influencing nurses' attitudes, including individual knowledge gaps, professional practices, organizational barriers, patient-related challenges, and cross-cultural dynamics were gotten.
Result: The review highlighted the essential role of comprehensive education and training in improving nurses' attitudes towards elderly pain management. It suggested the need for standardized pain assessment tools, clear protocols, and interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance nursing confidence and attitudes. Addressing organizational and cultural barriers and promoting patient-centred care are pivotal for improving pain management outcomes for the elderly.
Conclusion: Emphasizing a psychological approach, the study advocated for holistic, empathetic, and informed nursing practices that can significantly improve the quality of life for older adults with pain.
Task and Objectives: Used a narrative literature review and inductive analysis method with research question structured around the PICO framework, the study searched, screened, and analyzed publications from 2013 to 2024, using databases such as PubMed, CINAHL, and Web of Science.
Implementation method: After analyzing 11 selected studies, the themes of critical themes influencing nurses' attitudes, including individual knowledge gaps, professional practices, organizational barriers, patient-related challenges, and cross-cultural dynamics were gotten.
Result: The review highlighted the essential role of comprehensive education and training in improving nurses' attitudes towards elderly pain management. It suggested the need for standardized pain assessment tools, clear protocols, and interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance nursing confidence and attitudes. Addressing organizational and cultural barriers and promoting patient-centred care are pivotal for improving pain management outcomes for the elderly.
Conclusion: Emphasizing a psychological approach, the study advocated for holistic, empathetic, and informed nursing practices that can significantly improve the quality of life for older adults with pain.