Maternal satisfaction with postpartum surgical pain management in a hospital in northern Mexico

Introduction: The quality of care is a priority in the health system, especially patient satisfaction. Postoperative pain management is an indicator that can affect it. Objective: Establish the relationship between maternal satisfaction with postoperative pain management, pain intensity, preoperativ...

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Päätekijät:	López España, Julia Teresa, Calderón-Dimas, María Elena, Moreno-Monsiváis, María Guadalupe, Interial-Guzmán, Ma. Guadalupe
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Julkaistu:	Universidad de Sonora 2021
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spellingShingle	López España, Julia Teresa Calderón-Dimas, María Elena Moreno-Monsiváis, María Guadalupe Interial-Guzmán, Ma. Guadalupe Maternal satisfaction with postpartum surgical pain management in a hospital in northern Mexico
author_facet	López España, Julia Teresa Calderón-Dimas, María Elena Moreno-Monsiváis, María Guadalupe Interial-Guzmán, Ma. Guadalupe
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title	Maternal satisfaction with postpartum surgical pain management in a hospital in northern Mexico
title_short	Maternal satisfaction with postpartum surgical pain management in a hospital in northern Mexico
title_full	Maternal satisfaction with postpartum surgical pain management in a hospital in northern Mexico
title_fullStr	Maternal satisfaction with postpartum surgical pain management in a hospital in northern Mexico
title_full_unstemmed	Maternal satisfaction with postpartum surgical pain management in a hospital in northern Mexico
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description	Introduction: The quality of care is a priority in the health system, especially patient satisfaction. Postoperative pain management is an indicator that can affect it. Objective: Establish the relationship between maternal satisfaction with postoperative pain management, pain intensity, preoperative orientation, health personnel response time and obstetric factors in a hospital in northern Mexico. Methodology: Descriptive, correlational design. A total of 259 postpartum surgical patients from a public hospital in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico participated. The Patient Pain Intensity Questionnaire was used; women with 24 hours of postpartum surgery were included in the study; women with tubal ligation or hysterectomy were excluded. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used. Results: All participants presented pain; 61.4% reported severe pain in the first 24 hours; 69.5% reported a response time for pain management of less than 10 minutes. Mean satisfaction was 8.9 (SD=1.3). A relationship was found between maternal satisfaction with postoperative pain management and personnel response time (p=.001); as well as with the number of cesarean sections (p=.04). Women who received preoperative counseling reported greater satisfaction with pain management (9 vs. 8.27, p=.001) and less pain (7.87 vs. 6.90, p=.01). Conclusions: Correct pain management should be prioritized as a quality criterion. Preoperative orientation is a practice that should be reinforced in the care of surgical patients.
publisher	Universidad de Sonora
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spelling	oai:https:--sanus.unison.mx:article-1712022-01-08T12:20:49Z Maternal satisfaction with postpartum surgical pain management in a hospital in northern Mexico Satisfacción materna con manejo del dolor en posparto quirúrgico en un hospital del norte de México Satisfação materna com a gestão da dor cirúrgica pós-parto num hospital do norte do México López España, Julia Teresa Calderón-Dimas, María Elena Moreno-Monsiváis, María Guadalupe Interial-Guzmán, Ma. Guadalupe Período posparto Satisfacción del Paciente Dolor Postoperatorio Postpartum Period Patient Satisfaction Postoperative Pain Período Pós-Parto Satisfação do Paciente Dor Pós-Operatória Introduction: The quality of care is a priority in the health system, especially patient satisfaction. Postoperative pain management is an indicator that can affect it. Objective: Establish the relationship between maternal satisfaction with postoperative pain management, pain intensity, preoperative orientation, health personnel response time and obstetric factors in a hospital in northern Mexico. Methodology: Descriptive, correlational design. A total of 259 postpartum surgical patients from a public hospital in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico participated. The Patient Pain Intensity Questionnaire was used; women with 24 hours of postpartum surgery were included in the study; women with tubal ligation or hysterectomy were excluded. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used. Results: All participants presented pain; 61.4% reported severe pain in the first 24 hours; 69.5% reported a response time for pain management of less than 10 minutes. Mean satisfaction was 8.9 (SD=1.3). A relationship was found between maternal satisfaction with postoperative pain management and personnel response time (p=.001); as well as with the number of cesarean sections (p=.04). Women who received preoperative counseling reported greater satisfaction with pain management (9 vs. 8.27, p=.001) and less pain (7.87 vs. 6.90, p=.01). Conclusions: Correct pain management should be prioritized as a quality criterion. Preoperative orientation is a practice that should be reinforced in the care of surgical patients. Introducción: La calidad de la atención es una prioridad en el sistema de salud en especial la satisfacción del paciente. El manejo del dolor postoperatorio es un indicador que puede afectarlo Objetivo: Establecer la relación entre satisfacción materna con el manejo del dolor postoperatorio, con intensidad del dolor, orientación preoperatoria, tiempo de respuesta del personal de salud y factores obstétricos en un hospital del norte de México. Metodología: Diseño descriptivo, correlacional. Participaron 259 con posparto quirúrgico de un hospital público de Monterrey, Nuevo León, México. Se utilizó el Cuestionario de Intensidad del dolor en el paciente. Se incluyó en el estudio a mujeres con 24 horas de posparto quirúrgico; se excluyó a mujeres con salpingoclasia o histerectomía. Se utilizó estadística descriptiva e inferencial. Resultados: Todas las participantes presentaron dolor, 61.4% refirió dolor severo en las primeras 24 horas, 69.5% señaló un tiempo de respuesta para manejo del dolor menor a 10 minutos. La media de satisfacción fue 8.9 (DE=1.3). Se encontró relación entre la satisfacción materna con el manejo del dolor postoperatorio y el tiempo de respuesta del personal (p=.001); así como con el número de cesáreas (p=.04). Las mujeres que recibieron orientación preoperatoria reportaron mayor satisfacción con el manejo del dolor (9 vs 8.27, p=.001) y menor dolor (7.87 vs 6.90, p=.01). Conclusiones: El correcto manejo del dolor debe priorizarse como criterio de calidad. La orientación preoperatoria es una práctica que debe reforzarse en la atención a pacientes quirúrgicos. Introdução: A qualidade do atendimento é prioridade no sistema de saúde, principalmente a satisfação do paciente. O manejo da dor pós-operatória é um indicador que pode afetá-la. Objetivo: Estabelecer a relação entre a satisfação materna com o manejo da dor pós-operatória, intensidade da dor, orientação pré-operatória, tempo de resposta do pessoal de saúde e fatores obstétricos em um hospital no norte do México. Metodologia: Desenho descritivo e correlacional. Um total de 259 pacientes cirúrgicas pós-parto de um hospital público em Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, México participaram. O Questionário de Intensidade da Dor do Paciente foi usado; mulheres com 24 horas de cirurgia pós-parto foram incluídas no estudo; mulheres com laqueadura ou histerectomia foram excluídas. Estatísticas descritivas e inferenciais foram utilizadas. Resultados: Todos os participantes apresentaram dor; 61,4% relataram dor intensa nas primeiras 24 horas; 69,5% relataram um tempo de resposta para o controle da dor de menos de 10 minutos. A satisfação média foi de 8,9 (DP = 1,3). Foi encontrada uma relação entre a satisfação materna com o manejo da dor pós-operatória e o tempo de resposta do pessoal (p = 0,001); bem como com o número de cesáreas (p = 0,04). Mulheres que receberam aconselhamento pré-operatório relataram maior satisfação com o controle da dor (9 vs. 8,27, p = 0,001) e menos dor (7,87 vs. 6,90, p = 0,01). Conclusões: O gerenciamento correto da dor deve ser priorizado como um critério de qualidade. A orientação pré-operatória é uma prática que deve ser reforçada no cuidado ao paciente cirúrgico. 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Maternal satisfaction with postpartum surgical pain management in a hospital in northern Mexico

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