Raniah N Aldekhyyel, Faisal Alshuaibi, Osama Alsaaid, Faisal Bin Moammar, Talal Alanazy, Abdulmajeed Namshah, Kholood Altassan, Reem Aldekhyyel, Amr Jamal
Exploring behavioral intention to use telemedicine services post COVID-19: a cross sectional study in Saudi Arabia
Frontiers in public health
although many studies carried address burn patients pain suffering pain relief still remains immense unsolved challenge individual social cultural aspects study conducted aiming investigate explain nursing care burn patients semifocused ethnographic research conducted burns units referral teaching hospital mazandaran iran data collected descriptive focused selective participant observations ethnographic interviews burns unit nurses selected via purposeful sampling method collected data analyzed basis james spradleys approach three main categories nine subcategories obtained data analysis follows 1 bending backward tenacity altruism dedication conscience constancy 2 prevention worth pound cure unique clinical methods enhanced frustration tolerance selfmotivation selfefficacy raise patients hope despair 3 undisputed dominance nursing art reduced unsettling experiences burnt ripped body rehabilitation patient stress management avoidance false hope although burn nurses huge physical mental pressure enhance patients pain tolerance art nursing collection empirical knowledge huge work conscience unique clinical skills various therapeutic communication techniques