Praktik Perawat Tentang Manajemen Nyeri Postoperasi Di Kabupaten Kebumen, Jawa Tengah Indonesia

Abstract

Objective: this article was to describe nurses’ practice regarding postoperative pain management in Kebumen, IndonesiaMethod: a descriptive survey design was used in this study. The sample consisted of 65 bachelor nurses who were working in the postoperative wards of five hospitals and selected by convenience sampling. However, only 63 nurses returned the questionnaires. The instrument in this study developed by the researcher and had passed reliability process by involved the five experts. The data collected from October to November 2015. Spearman’s correlation used to determine the correlations between demographic data with nurses’ practice.Result: this study found that most of the subjects (66.7%) had a moderate level of practice (regarding postoperative pain management). There was no significantly between demographic data and practice. The others findings indicated that there was a significantly positive correlation between age and duration of working experience. On the other hand, there was a significantly negative correlation between duration of working experience and types of pain experienced by the nurse.Conclusion: the nurses showed that had a moderate level of postoperative pain management.

Tingkat Pengetahuan Mahasiswa Keperawatan Terhadap Penyakit Hiv-Aids

“…Pengetahuan juga berdampak pada kemampuan mahasiswa dalam melakukan praktik pemeriksaan fisik bagi mahasiswa (Nugroho, 2018).…”

Mediating Effect of Self-Efficacy in Pain Management between Knowledge and Attitude of Pain toward Pain Management Practice among Nurses in Indonesia

“…Despite this understanding, there remains a gap in the context of pain management among nurses in Indonesia. Although pain management is an integral part of the nursing curriculum in Indonesia, studies have shown that nurses' proficiency in pain management was moderate 30 , and 51.3% of nurses were considered confident in pain management practice. 31 This issue is worsened by the excessive dependence of nurses on pain medication for post-operative patients.…”

Implementation of nursing independent functions in pain management in the Kenanga room of RSUD Dr. H. Soewondo Kendal

“…Lumape, Gobel, and Gansalangi (2018) research on "Overview of pain management nursing actions based on patient perceptions in the BLUD treatment room at Liun Kendage Tahuna Hospital", the results of pain management nursing actions based on patient perceptions are 100% of respondents often take collaborative actions, and 7% respondents did not take action to observe, 57% of respondents did not take action independently with patients, and 20% did not take action to educate patients. Nugroho, Sangchart, Fitriyani (2018) research on "Nurses practice on postoperative pain management in Kebumen Regency, Central Java, Indonesia". The practice of nurses in postoperative pain management shows that "Giving pain-reducing drugs that have been prescribed by doctors to patients according to a predetermined schedule, such as every 4 hours or 6 hours for 24-48 hours after surgery" is the highest practice action that is carried out by nurses.…”