Can a short course make pain pumps safer? study tests training for hospital staff
NCT ID NCT07359118
Summary
This study tested whether a training program could improve the knowledge and attitudes of doctors and nurses about patient-controlled pain pumps used after surgery. Researchers gave 242 healthcare workers a questionnaire, provided them with a structured educational course, and then gave them the same questionnaire a week later. The goal was to see if the training led to better understanding, which could improve patient safety and pain management.
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Kütahya City Hospital
Kütahya, 43100, Turkey (Türkiye)
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