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See Latest ArticlesFacilitating comfort for hospitalized patients using non-pharmacological measures: Preliminary development of clinical practice guidelines
International Journal of Nursing Practice, 06/25/09
Williams AM et al. - Nurses often use non-pharmacological measures to facilitate comfort for patients within the hospital setting. However, guidelines for use of these measures are commonly inadequate or absent. The paper presents 12 clinical practice guidelines that were developed from the findings of a literature review into non-pharmacological measures that are thought to facilitate patient comfort.
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