Using a mixed methods approach to explore factors associated with evidence-based cancer pain management practice among nurses
•Organizational-level factors are associated with nursing documentation of evidence-based cancer pain management practice.•Hospitals need an infrastructure and resources to facilitate adoption and implementation of evidence-based pain management.•APRNs, Pain Resource Nurses, and Magnet designation m...
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| description | •Organizational-level factors are associated with nursing documentation of evidence-based cancer pain management practice.•Hospitals need an infrastructure and resources to facilitate adoption and implementation of evidence-based pain management.•APRNs, Pain Resource Nurses, and Magnet designation may positively facilitate EBPM adoption and implementation among nurses. |
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