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theory of acute pain management: a standalone construct

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Nursing theory

a middle-range theory proposing that potent analgesia, attention to side effects, nonpharmacological adjuvants and patient participation together balance pain relief against analgesic side effects.

In nursing theory, theory of acute pain management refers to a middle-range theory proposing that potent analgesia, attention to side effects, nonpharmacological adjuvants and patient participation together balance pain relief against analgesic side effects. This meaning comes from Good (1998) in Nursing Outlook.[1]

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Good, M. (1998). A middle-range theory of acute pain management: Use in research. Nursing Outlook, 46(3), 120-124. https://doi.org/10.1016/s0029-6554(98)90038-0

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