英文摘要 |
Objective: To understand the cognitive, attitude and satisfaction of hospitalized patientstoward pain management.Methods: A translated version of the American Pain Society Patient Outcome QuestionnaireModified was use in this study. The respondents were patients hospitalized in the last weekof 2017 (excluding patients from the children's ward, psychiatry ward, intensive care unit,and chronic wards). The questionnaire content evaluates patient's assessment of pain concept,influence of and, satisfaction with the treatment, and pain relief . The data were and entered intoan Excel sheet for data analysis.Results: A total of 284 valid questionnaires were collected. In terms of pain management,85% patients were satisfied with the overall pain relief treatment results, 92% were withthe nursing staff and 90% were satisfied with the physicians. Regarding cognitive attitude,approximately 70% patients gave positive responses, whereas 30% gave negative responses.Conclusion: With the caregivers' explaining significance of pain relief to patients, theimplementation rate reached 93%, and overall pain relief satisfaction reach 85%, which washigher than that of the International Medical Center (82.2%). According to the survey results,some Chinese people consumed painkillers to control pain. The concept of use of painkillers mustbe clarified among the patients to prevent any misunderstandings. |