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A Study on the Subjectivity of Pain Management of Nurse

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Abstract

The purpose of this study is to analyze the structural pattern of nurses¡¯ pain management with patients who experience pain. As a research method, the Q methodology, which is useful for an objective view of a highly abstract concept, was applied. The data collecting activity of this study was from August, 21st, 2000 to November, 24th 2000 The Q-population. the previous thesis and a literature review were done. Questions about pain management by the nurse on the patients. caregivers, nursing students, doctors, nurses, and others were asked in documentary work and in-depth interviews. In all. 223 units of the Q-population were formed, and the last 35 units of the Q-population were extracted. The data on the P-sample was collected from 41 nurses who worked in the medical and surgical units of a hospital that belonges to C university in Seoul. The research results were constituted in 3 types. Type I was the ¡¯pattern of judging by objectivity¡¯. The statement on which most of the People highly agreed for those patterns was shown by ¡¯If patients said that they are suffering from pain, we sufficiently performed an assessment about the etiology, location, duration and degree¡¯. For type I, the same pain was found in different locations according to the patients. so the etiology of the pain should be identified first place Since ways of coping are different according to pain etiology, it was thought that it is important to assess sufficiently the pain etiology, location, duration, and degree Therefore. when patients complain of pain, the pain etiology should be identified and assessed; according to the result, pain management should be performed systematically. Tyre II was the ¡¯pattern of accepting by subjectivity¡¯. The statement on which most of the people highly agreed for those patterns was shown as ¡¯If patients said that they are suffering from pain, the medical treatment should be performed rapidly and speedily. ¡¯For type h. when the patient complains of pain. treatment should be performed quickly in order to prevent the condition getting worse. and it is thought that activity is a reasonable duty Further, by trying to show empathy after pain is admitted and by understanding and coping rapidly with the pain of patients, an attitude which matched the altruistic morals of nurses is being shown. Type III was the ¡¯pattern of worrying about¡¯, and the statement on which most of the people highly agreed for those patterns was shown is ¡¯When there is a pain. to help patients to tolerate the pain to the highest degree. ¡¯In type III, the pain is a subjective expression, so there is a difference according to every individual. Therefore, actually if there is no measurement of pain, it could be exaggerated so nurses should help patients to tolerate it to the utmost. Even if there is a way to remove pain without an analgesic drug, nurses were reluctant to perform pain management as they possibly could. Through these research results, pain management of nurses was classified in 3 types, and structural characteristics in each type were discovered. Based upon the characteristics according to the type, an individualized pain management intervention strategy should be established and the follow up work performed
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