实施《最佳实践指南》建议以控制肿瘤住院患者疼痛的效果。

Ana-Isabel Alcañiz-Mesas , María-Victoria Ruiz-García , María-Pilar Córcoles-Jiménez , María-José Caballero-García , María Teresa González Álvarez
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目的评估《临床最佳实践指南》(BPG)"疼痛的评估和管理 "建议对肿瘤/血液病住院患者疼痛控制的实施效果:方法:前瞻性队列研究:干预措施:实施 GBP 建议:变量:1)人口统计学数据。2)GBP建议的实施情况。3)患者的结果:入院后 24 小时内的疼痛强度和入院期间的最大疼痛强度:数据收集:从临床病历中导出指标,用于评估 BPSO® 程序。伦理方面:匿名数据。数据分析(SPSS®):描述性期间:基线(T0 = 2015 年 12 月);初始(T1 = 2017 年);巩固(T2 = 2018-2019 年);持续(T3 = 2021-2022 年)。中心倾向和离散度、绝对频率和相对频率的测量。比例(Chi-Square)和平均数(学生 t 检验、方差分析)的比较。统计学意义:P 结果:共纳入 572 名患者,61.5%(352 名)为男性。94.6%(538 人)的患者进行了疼痛检测的日常干预(20%-T0;98.3%-T1;98.4%-T2;91.2%-T3;P 结论:在研究期间,建议的实施带来了统计学意义上的显著改善;然而,并没有显示出降低疼痛强度的效果。
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Effectiveness of implementing a Best Practice Guideline recommendations to manage pain in oncological hospitalized patients

Objective

To evaluate the effectiveness of implementing the Clinical Best Practice Guideline (BPG) “Assessment and Management of Pain” recommendations for pain control in oncological/oncohaematological hospitalized patients.

Methods

Ambispective cohort study. Sample and Setting: Adults admitted to oncological unit in Hospital of Albacete.

Intervention

Implementation of GBP recommendations. Variables: 1) Demographic data. 2)On implementation of GBP recommendations. 3) Outcome in patients: pain intensity in the first 24 h after admission and maximum intensity during admission Tools: Numeric and Visual Scales. Data collection: indicators exported from clinical history for evaluation of the BPSO® program. Ethical aspects: anonymous data. Data analysis (SPSS®): Descriptive during periods: baseline (T0 = December 2015); initial (T1 = 2017); consolidation (T2 = 2018–2019); sustainability (T3 = 2021–2022). Measurements of central tendency and dispersion, absolute and relative frequencies. Comparison of proportions (Chi-Square) and averages (Student t-test, ANOVA). Statistical significance: p < 0.05.

Results

Included 572 patients, 61.5% (352) men. Daily intervention of pain detection was performed in 94.6% (538) of patients (20%–T0; 98.3%–T1; 98.4%–T2; 91.2%–T3; p < 0.001), pain assessment using an appropriate scale in 97.6% (558) (0%–T0; 98.3%–T1; 99.2%–T2; 100%–T3; p < 0.001); 93.7% (535) had a care plan for assessment and management of pain (0%–T0; 98.3%–T1; 96.3%–T2; 92.3%–T3; p < 0.001). The percentage of patients who had severe pain (6–10) during the first 24 hours was reduced from T1 to T3 (5.1%–T1; 6.6%–T2; 2.1%–T3; p = 0.145), but throughout hospitalization increased from T1 to T3 (19.2%–T1; 17%–T2; 22.5%–T3; p = 0.21).

Conclusions

Implementation of recommendations has led to a statistically significant improvement over the periods in the study; however, no effectiveness has been shown to reduce pain intensity.
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