Predictors of ICU patients’ pain management satisfaction: A descriptive cross-sectional survey

Patients' perception of the quality of nursing care and related hospital services

“…Despite the high levels controversial talk in press and nursing conferences, Jordanian patients still report being satisfied with the quality of care. This confirms the contradiction that is well documented in the literature, and supports the recommendations of applying the caring attitude to promote patients' satisfaction with quality of care [33][34][35]. Therefore, nurses need to be aware of their ways of approaching patients and their families.…”

Improving ICU Nurses’ Practices of Physical Restraints in Jordan: Effect of an Educational Program

“…Such a study can aid in improving the quality of nursing care for patients in Jordanian ICUs who were found to have many problems including suffering from unnecessary pain [25] and inadequate nursing education [26]. Similarly, Jordanian nurses are in need for such education programs that enhance their practice as they were noticed to have less than optimal in different areas of nursing care including handwashing [27] and enteral nutrition [28].…”

The effect of slow deep breathing relaxation exercise on pain levels during and post chest tube removal after coronary artery bypass graft surgery

“…These changes and reactions are considered early vital indicators of the need for a pain control regimen [ 8 , 10 ]. Studies have shown that most postoperative patients experience moderate to severe pain [ 11 , 12 ]. Therefore, more focus needs to be placed on providing adequate pain management and preventing undesired outcomes [ 3 , 5 ].…”