Journal of Advances in Clinical Nursing

Objective: To analyze the current understanding and attitudes of nursing staff in the Department of Hematology on pain management knowledge. Methods: By means of a questionnaire survey, 120 nurses in the department of hematology in a hospital were selected as the research objects, and the selected 120 nurses in the department of hematology were randomly selected by random sampling method. It is a self-made questionnaire that investigates and collects statistics on pain management knowledge and attitudes of all nursing staff. Results: After surveying the questionnaires, it was found that the data comparing the responses of 120 nurses in the department of hematology to the Chinese version of the KASRP (2008) questionnaire showed that the differences between nurses and nurses in terms of education, position and whether they were specialist nurses, There was a significant difference in the comparison of correct answer rates (P<0.05), but when observing the effects of occupational title, marriage and level of all nursing staff, the effect was not significant, and the difference was not statistically significant (P>0.05). Conclusion: In the department of hematology, it is necessary to regularly improve the knowledge level of pain management of nursing staff, and continuously provide training opportunities and platforms for nursing staff, so as to improve the overall nursing level of the current department of hematology.

Hematology Department; Nursing Staff; Pain Management; Attitude