Minimising wound‐related pain at dressing change: evidence‐informed practice
Минимизация боли, связанной с раной, при смене повязки: практика, основанная на доказательствах
2008-05-01
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Pain is a common concern in patients with chronic wounds. The purpose of this article is to inform clinicians of empirical evidence for practice based on a recent published consensus document on wound related pain. A team approach is needed to address the experience of living with wound related pain within a holistic framework. The importance of regular pain assessment and strategies to minimize traumatic during wound care are highlighted.
Key Findings
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A multidisciplinary team and holistic framework are needed to manage the overall experience of living with wound-related pain.
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Chronic-wound patients commonly experience pain, making pain management an important clinical concern.
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Evidence-informed wound care should be guided by a recent consensus document addressing wound-related pain.
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Regular pain assessment and strategies to minimize trauma during dressing changes are emphasized as essential practice components.
Research Object
chronic wound care and dressing changes
Research Subject
wound-related pain and strategies for its assessment and minimization during dressing changes
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