Effect of Individualized Pain Management on Perioperative Pain Control of Traumatic Orthopedic Patients

Abstract

It is important to take active and effective nursing management initiatives for perioperative pain control of traumatic orthopedic patients. In this study, individualized pain management program was applied to perioperative pain control of traumatic orthopedic patients and the application effect was observed. In this study, 1200 traumatic patients treated in orthopedics department of our hospital from June 2012 to June 2016 were selected as research objects. All patients were given the right to know and randomized. Conventional pain management initiatives were applied to 600 patients in the reference group, while individualized pain management was applied to 600 patients in the study group. After pain management in different ways, effect of perioperative pain control of the two groups was observed and compared. There was no significant difference in visual analogue scale scores of the two groups before implementation of pain management, i.e, p value is greater than 0.05. After implementation of different pain management, visual analogue scale score of the study group with individualized pain management is significantly superior to the reference group with conventional pain management, the difference is statistically significant (p<0.05). In comparison of pain control satisfaction of the two groups, the results show that overall satisfaction degree of the reference group (86.33 %) is significantly lower than that of the study group (98.33 %), the difference is statistically significant (p<0.05). Individualized pain management of traumatic orthopedic patients can significantly improve and control degree of pain during perioperative period and promote patients rehabilitation process by improving their comfort. Moreover, it can provide patients with high quality management services, receive broad satisfaction, improve harmony between nurse and patient. Therefore, individualized pain management initiatives are worthy of wide popularization and application in clinical practice.