• Agri · Oct 2006

    [Investigation of nurses' pain related knowledge, attitude and clinical decision making skills].

    • Serap Ozer, Banu Akyürek, and Zümrüt Başbakkal.
    • Ege University School of Nursing, Medical Nursing Department, Izmir, Turkey. serap.ozer@ege.edu.tr
    • Agri. 2006 Oct 1; 18 (4): 36-43.

    AbstractThe purpose of this study was to investigate the nurses' ain related knowledge, attitude and clinical decision making skills. Three instruments were used in the study: (1) Nurses' Introduction Form, (2) The Nurses' Knowledge and Attitudes Questionnaire and (3) Clinical Decision Making Survey Questionnaire developed by McCaffery and Ferrell was translated into Turkish and used with permission. The results showed that many nurses have inadequate knowledge about pain assessment and management, nurses' (% 47.4) did not observe patient's behaviors to determine/assess the patient's intensity of pain and % 74.5 of nurses' did not use pain assessment scales to measure the patient's pain.

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