Health Care Providers' Experiences of the Non-Pharmacological Pain and Anxiety Management and Its Barriers in the Pediatric Intensive Care Units

Sabeti, Fahimeh; Mohammadpour, Masoud; Pouraboli, Batool; Tahmasebi, Mamak; Hasanpour, Marzieh

doi:10.1016/j.pedn.2021.07.026

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“…Çocuk hastalarda farmakolojik olmayan ağrı giderme yöntemleri yaş gruplarına ve gelişime göre; emzirmek, masaj yapmak, kanguru bakımı, müzik dinlemek, kitap okumak, resim boyama yapmak, video izletmek veya android/bilgisayar oyunu oynamak gibi geniş bir yelpazede sayılabilir. Farmakolojik olmayan yöntemlerin hafif ağrıların dışında şiddetli ağrılarda da hastanın analjezik ihtiyacını azalttığı, hastanın yaşam kalitesi ve konforunu artırdığı son yıllarda yapılan çalışmalarla ortaya konmuştur (Bucsea & Pillai Riddell, 2019;Mahmoudinezhad Dezfouli & Khosravi, 2020;Pancekauskaitė & Jankauskaitė, 2018;Sabeti et al, 2021). Türkiye ve Çad örneklemlerini kapsayan bir araştırmada, orak hücre hastalığı olan çocukların ebeveynlerine verilen farmakolojik olmayan ağrı yönetimi eğitiminin ebeveynlerin bilgi düzeylerin artırdığı bildirilmiştir (Amin Fadil & Efe, 2021).…”

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Innovatif Approaches to Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Dynamics and Changes

2023

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Although globalization causes the rapid development of technology and the increase in knowledge transfer worldwide, developments in the field of health are also important in terms of contributing to improving the quality of life by reducing both survival and disability, especially in emergencies. The care management models to be used in the new health understanding, in which holistic care and preventive health services are prioritized, have also taken their place as the areas that interact the most with technological developments. This book aims to contribute to the updating of our knowledge by bringing together recent research, compilations, reviews, criticisms and innovations in the field of health sciences. I would like to thank all the authors who contributed to the preparation of this book.

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“…These sectors have all made substantial changes in recent decades to more fully embrace the need to reduce fear, stress, and anxiety during health care procedures [ 37 , 40 , 82 , 83 , 84 , 85 , 86 , 87 ]. This includes changes to improve patient agency, provide the patient with predictability where possible, provision of appropriate positive distractions during procedures, and having a familiar caregiver present in a supporting role during the procedure [ 37 , 44 , 82 , 84 , 85 , 88 , 89 , 90 , 91 ].…”

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Moving toward Fear-Free Husbandry and Veterinary Care for Horses

Carroll

Sykes

Mills

2022

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Husbandry and veterinary procedures have the potential to generate fear and stress in animals. In horses, the associated responses can pose a significant safety risk to the human personnel involved in the procedure, as well as to the animal itself. Traditionally, physical restraint, punishment, and/or threat of an aversive, have been the most common strategies used to achieve compliance from the horse. However, from a welfare perspective, this is less than ideal. This approach also has the potential for creating a more dangerous response from the horse in future similar situations. When caring for companion animals, and captive animals within zoological facilities, there has been a steady transition away from this approach, and toward strategies aimed at reducing fear and stress during veterinary visits and when undertaking routine husbandry procedures. This review discusses the current approaches to horse care and training, the strategies being used in other animal sectors, and potential strategies for improving human safety, as well as the horse’s experience, during husbandry and veterinary procedures.

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“…While family presence is important for all critically ill patients, all 16 Canadian PICUs enacted sitespecific policies to restrict family presence for variable time periods during the pandemic, even though this is crucial for children admitted to the PICU. Family members not only provide emotional support but as the primary caregivers, they provide much needed medical support and information for the care team (Baird et al 2016;Sabeti et al 2021). Furthermore, for split families with dual custody, consent for treatment is required from both parents with resulting treatment implications following the implementation of one visitor per patient policies.…”

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“…Researchers at the Izaak Walton Killam Hospital in Halifax are studying the impact of restricted family presence on PICU patients and their families during the pandemic and will develop evidence-based guidelines for consistent implementation of family presence in PICUs in the event of future threats. Mitigation strategies for future pandemics may include an increase in the number of isolation rooms (Mahoney et al 2020) and use of telemedicine platforms (Ozawa et al 2021); although the latter should not be viewed as a substitute to actual parental presence in the PICU (Sabeti et al 2021).…”

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COVID-19 pandemic: the impact on Canada’s intensive care units

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Blackman

Gauthier

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The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the precarious demand-capacity balance in Canadian hospitals, including critical care where there is an urgent need for trained health care professionals to dramatically increase ICU capacity. The impact of the pandemic on ICUs varied significantly across the country with provinces that implemented public health measures later and relaxed them sooner being impacted more severely. Pediatric ICUs routinely admitted adult patients. Non-ICU areas were converted to ICUs and staff were redeployed from other essential service areas. Faced with a lack of critical care capacity, triage plans for ICU admission were developed and nearly implemented in some provinces. Twenty eight percent of patients in Canadian ICUs who required mechanical ventilation died. Surviving patients have required prolonged ICU admission, hospitalization and extensive ongoing rehabilitation. Family members of patients were not permitted to visit, resulting in additional psychological stresses to patients, families, and healthcare teams. ICU professionals also experienced extreme psychological stresses from caring for such large numbers of critically ill patients, often in sub-standard conditions. This resulted in large numbers of health workers leaving their professions. This pandemic is not yet over, and it is likely that new pandemics will follow. A review and recommendations for the future are provided.

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Health Care Providers' Experiences of the Non-Pharmacological Pain and Anxiety Management and Its Barriers in the Pediatric Intensive Care Units

Cited by 10 publications

References 39 publications

Innovatif Approaches to Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Dynamics and Changes

Innovatif Approaches to Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Dynamics and Changes

Moving toward Fear-Free Husbandry and Veterinary Care for Horses

COVID-19 pandemic: the impact on Canada’s intensive care units

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