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accurate Dolousi Pain Scale Easy to use Good inter-rater reliability Good internal consistency Threshold 7 Importance of adequate tools to evaluate pain by the nursing staff Quality Safety Patients
From 2004 to 2005 @ : marie-daniele.deval@chu-charleroi.be ; marie.deval@skynet.be 1 st pretest 4 patients 24 evaluations 4 specific observations 2 nd pretest 11 patients 74 evaluations 11 specific observations 1 st study 24 patients 117 at rest evaluations 39 eye care evaluations 39 shifting evaluations From 2006 to March 2008 39 Observations of 24 hours 2 nd study 110 patients 588 at rest evaluations 196 eye care evaluations 196 shifting evaluations 196 observations of 24 hours From April 2009 to April 2010 - 2 periods of 4 months each - 2 examiners in the same time 3 rd study 45 patients 90 at rest evaluations 90 Nociception evaluations 45 specific observations 194 patients 1453 evaluations at rest Eye care shifting nociception 295 observations
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Page 4 and 5: • Postoperative pain is well know
Page 6 and 7: 2005 DE VAL et al. • Elaboration
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