2009
DOI: 10.1007/s11724-009-0134-7
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Opiophobie: état des lieux auprès des soignants à Beira Interior au Portugal

Abstract: Contexte : L'opiophobie de certains professionnels de santé n'est pas anodine : elle peut entraîner une prise en charge inappropriée des patients présentant des douleurs invalidantes. Objectifs : Cette étude avait pour objectifs de comparer l'opiophobie entre médecins et infirmières d'une part ; et d'autre part de décrire les représentations que ces professionnels de santé ont de la morphine et leur attitude face à sa prescription et à son utilisation ainsi que les raisons évoquées. Méthode : Enquête par quest… Show more

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“…Most of these attitudes and beliefs have also been reported in other studies [ 19 - 22 ]. A Portuguese version has been applied among Portuguese health professionals of the Beira Interior region, South-East Portugal [ 12 , 23 ] and a French version was recently developed and applied among student nurses in French-speaking Switzerland [ 24 ]. This instrument was preferred because it was available in three different languages (Italian, Portuguese and French), which would theoretically allow comparisons between countries.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of these attitudes and beliefs have also been reported in other studies [ 19 - 22 ]. A Portuguese version has been applied among Portuguese health professionals of the Beira Interior region, South-East Portugal [ 12 , 23 ] and a French version was recently developed and applied among student nurses in French-speaking Switzerland [ 24 ]. This instrument was preferred because it was available in three different languages (Italian, Portuguese and French), which would theoretically allow comparisons between countries.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Goldman and his colleagues proved this in reviewing the charts of more than 500 children with abdominal pain and they found only 9% received opioids and 77% of the opioids given were below the recommended dose [19] . In 2009, Verloo et al [20] described the perception of the physician and nurses about morphine and found that most of them were not using morphine due to legal problems and 70% of the physicians did not use it out of fear of secondary respiratory depression as a side eff ect. Multiple studies in the United States have shown that only 52% of patients with pain receive assessment and only 75% received analgesia [19] .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%