A Single Center Exploratory Survey of Patients and Nurses on post-Surgical Oral Opioid Delivery Through Patient-Controlled Analgesia.

Daniyal H MirzaLucy ZhaClaudia SeeIsabella N PaolettiFeng DaiMark HocevarJinlei LiDaniel Wiznia

Published in: Journal of pain research (2024)

Nurse-administered pills are a common but suboptimal method for postoperative pain management. Based on patient and nurse feedback, patient controlled self-administered liquid oral opioid delivery is conceptually innovative, practically viable and potentially a preferred alternative for timely and less nurse-exhaustive pain management.

Keyphrases

pain management
chronic pain
case report
primary care
ejection fraction
end stage renal disease
newly diagnosed
mental health
patients undergoing
prognostic factors
cross sectional