Mediating Effect of Self-Efficacy in Pain Management between Knowledge and Attitude of Pain toward Pain Management Practice among Nurses in Indonesia
Herry Susanto,
Tzu-Ying Lee
Abstract:Nurses' knowledge and attitudes significantly influence pain management practices. Higher levels of self-efficacy in pain management are associated with improved pain. This study explored the relationships between nurses’ knowledge and attitudes toward pain, self-efficacy in pain management, and actual pain management practices. This study employed a cross-sectional study which conducted at Sultan Agung Islamic Hospital, Indonesia, involving 249 nurses selected based on predefined criteria. Participants respon… Show more
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