Nurses' experiences and perceptions of influencing barriers to XXXX management.

@entity1 @entity282 @entity158
Despite decades of research and the availability of effective analgesic approaches, many @entity1 continue to experience moderate to severe @entity158 after surgery. Greater research efforts are needed to identify the factors that impede effective @entity158 management. Despite the fact that a variety of research and clinical studies on all aspects of @entity158 have been conducted in many countries, the factors affecting @entity158 management have not been completely identified. AIM: To identify nurses' experiences and perceptions about the barriers to @entity282 management. METHODS: A qualitative approach was adopted using content analysis of semi-structured interviews carried out with 26 Iranian registered nurses from three large educational hospitals in Tehran city. The data were analysed using constant comparative method. FINDINGS: Ninety-three primary codes were achieved. Four main themes emerged from the data. From the @entity1 ' points of view, 'lack of educational preparation', 'nurses' limited authority', 'limited nurse- @entity1 relationship', and 'disturbances in @entity158 management interventions' are considered barriers to @entity158 management. CONCLUSION: The conclusion embraces implications for clinical practice to improve the knowledge of nurses and nursing manager and insight in @entity282 management. Clearly, programmes for change must address not only knowledge improvement, but also the wider complex influences on barriers to @entity158 management.
