Effect of Pain-Coping Strategies on Post-Operative Pain Perception and Recovery in Surgical Patients

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2022
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Abstract
The purpose of this study is to see how pain coping tactics affect surgery patients' post-operative pain perception and recovery. Moreover, the study investigated the relationship pain coping strategies with surgical recovery and past operative pain. Participants comprised of surgical patients (N = 300) enrolled in government and private hospitals in Panjab Pakistan. The genders further divided into men (n = 218, 72.7%) and women (n = 82, 27.3). Data were collected using purposive sampling technique. Three self-report measures including Pain-Coping Strategies Scale (PCI), Postoperative Pain Scale (SPS) and Surgical Recovery Scale (SRS) were used for data collection.
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Authors Muhammad Akbar
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Journal Pakistan Social Sciences Review
Year 2022
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