Pain Management and Education for Ambulatory Surgery: A Qualitative Study of Perioperative Nurses

Nallani, Rohit; Fox, Cameron C.; Sykes, Kevin J.; Surprise, Jennifer; Fox, Clare E.; Reschke, Alan D.; Simpson, Melanie H.; Polivka, Barbara; Villwock, Jennifer A.

doi:10.1016/j.jss.2020.11.001

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“…Its advantages include quick effect, low cost, and little contradiction between engineering and learning. According to a survey, 65.6% of nurses choose self-study exams as a way to improve their academic qualifications for this reason [ 15 ].…”

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Analysis of the Demand for Continuing Education of Nurses in the Department of Infectious Diseases and Its Influencing Factors

Pang

Zhang

Huiyan

2022

Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine

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Infection department is unique in working hours, environment, content, methods, and skills requirements, and continuing education plays an important role in stabilizing and improving the professional level of nurses in the infection department. Understanding the needs of nurses in the infection department for continuing education and the possible influencing factors of participating in continuing education and providing a management basis for managers in a targeted way can make the role of continuing education fully play. In this study, according to the characteristics of the Department of Infection, a questionnaire was designed to investigate the continuing education needs of nursing staff in the Department of Infection and analyze the influencing factors. The results show that the nursing staff in the infection department had a greater demand for continuing education. Age, professional title, working life, hospital level, and marital status were the risk factors that affected their demand for continuing education.

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confidence: 99%

Analysis of the Demand for Continuing Education of Nurses in the Department of Infectious Diseases and Its Influencing Factors

Pang

Zhang

Huiyan

2022

Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine

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“…In pain management, pain evaluation of patients at different periods and corresponding nondrug and drug management measures can effectively relieve pain after the operation of patients [ 32 – 35 ]. In the early healing/repairing training, according to the after a physical operation condition of the patient, a series of targeted healing training programs are given to help increase in a good way the blood circulation of the tissue around the crack, reduce its swelling response, and speed up the recovery process of the affected limb [ 36 – 44 ]. Online pain management, guidance, and supervision of early healing training for patients are needed, and use of repairing evaluations and patient diaries [ 45 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…early healing/repairing training, according to the after a physical operation condition of the patient, a series of targeted healing training programs are given to help increase in a good way the blood circulation of the tissue around the crack, reduce its swelling response, and speed up the recovery process of the affected limb [36][37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44]. Online pain management, guidance, and supervision of early healing training for patients are needed, and use of repairing evaluations and patient diaries [45].…”

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Feedforward Control Combined with 4F Management on Postoperative Nursing Effects and Motor Function of Meniscus Sports Injuries: Based on a Prospective Case Analysis

Lü

2022

Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine

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Background. Because active functional training and management after knee cartilage sports injury is the key to treatment, care of patients after an operation with knee cartilage sports injury is critical. Aims. To explore the effect of feedforward control combined with 4F management and after an operation nursing effect on patients with knee cartilage sports injury. Materials and Methods. According to the random number table method, 100 patients with knee cartilage sports injury who were nursed in our hospital from June 2019 to June 2021 were selected as the research objects and divided into the control group and the instance of watching, noticing, or making a statement group with 50 cases in each group according to the different nursing order. Among them, the control group adopted 4F management combined with feedforward control nursing mode: all-weather, whole-process, whole-system, and all-around services for patients. On this basis, the instance of watching, noticing, or making a statement group cooperated with early healing/repairing training to compare fear and stress-related self-test of the two groups of patients after an operation. Knee function and quality of care are scored using tables. Results. After nursing, the knee joint function score of the instance of watching, noticing, or making a statement group was higher than that of the control group, while the pain after the operation, sleep quality, fear, and stress self-rating scale scores were significantly lower than the control group ( P < 0.05 ). The whole-process management, body position placement, risk evaluation, repairing training, all-weather service, whole-system management, and comprehensive service of the two groups of patients were very much improved. The nursing quality of watching, noticing, or making a statement group was significantly higher than the control group ( P < 0.05 ). Conclusion. Feedforward control combined with 4F management combined with early repairing training can effectively reduce the fear and stress after an operation pain and sleep quality of knee cartilage sports injury and help increase the recovery of knee combined function in a good way.

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“…The terminology was variable; some authors reported an improvement in collaboration among team members as a consequence of team trust, while others described team trust as crucial for effective collaboration. Some authors reported that trust was integrally related to individual roles within the team, as well as sharing the responsibilities required of the team 43,54,63,67,78,90,91,99,100 . Teamwork is inherently linked to team processes, and it appears that team trust improves team processes.…”

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“…Some authors reported that trust was integrally related to individual roles within the team, as well as sharing the responsibilities required of the team. 43,54,63,67,78,90,91,99,100 Teamwork is inherently linked to team processes, and it appears that team trust improves team processes. For example, team trust enables team members to be reliable, facilitates delegation within teams, and empowers individuals to follow through on delegated tasks and actions, which is crucial to the functioning of interprofessional -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Trustee characteristics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Ability The perceived ability, competence, or skill of the trustee (person being trusted) to complete their role.…”

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Definition, Measurement, Precursors, and Outcomes of Trust Within Health Care Teams: A Scoping Review

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Purpose: This scoping review aims to map the breadth of the literature examining how trust is defined in health care teams, describe what measurements of trust are used, and investigate the precursors and outcomes of trust. Method: Five electronic databases (Ovid MEDLINE, CINAHL, PsycInfo, Embase, and ASSIA [Applied Social Sciences Index and Abstracts]) were searched alongside sources of grey literature in February 2021. To be included studies needed to discuss a health care team directly involved in managing patient care and one aspect of trust as a relational concept. A content count of the definitions of trust and tools used to measure trust and a deductive thematic analysis of the precursors and outcomes of trust in health care teams were conducted. Results: Ultimately, 157 studies were included after full-text review. Trust was the main focus of 18 (11%) studies and was not routinely defined (38, 24%). Ability appeared to be key to the definition. Trust was measured in 34 (22%) studies, often using a bespoke measure (8/34, 24%). The precursors of trust within health care teams occur at the individual, team, and organizational levels. The outcomes of trust occur at the individual, team, and patient levels. Communication was a broad overarching theme that was present at all levels, both as a precursor and outcome of trust. Respect, as a precursor, influenced trust at the individual, team, and organizational levels, while trust influenced learning, an outcome, across the patient, individual, and team levels. Conclusions: Trust is a complex, multilevel construct. This scoping review has highlighted gaps in the literature, including exploration of the swift trust model, which may be applicable to health care teams. Furthermore, knowledge from this review may be integrated into future training and health care practices to optimize team processes and teamworking.

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Pain Management and Education for Ambulatory Surgery: A Qualitative Study of Perioperative Nurses

Cited by 8 publications

References 32 publications

Analysis of the Demand for Continuing Education of Nurses in the Department of Infectious Diseases and Its Influencing Factors

Analysis of the Demand for Continuing Education of Nurses in the Department of Infectious Diseases and Its Influencing Factors

Feedforward Control Combined with 4F Management on Postoperative Nursing Effects and Motor Function of Meniscus Sports Injuries: Based on a Prospective Case Analysis

Definition, Measurement, Precursors, and Outcomes of Trust Within Health Care Teams: A Scoping Review

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