Pain Management Nursing Research Group

Pain Management Nursing Research Group

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Welcome to Pain Management Nursing Research Group

The Pain Management Nursing Research Group is dedicated to advancing nursing science and practice in the field of pain management across diverse populations and healthcare settings. Pain is a complex, multidimensional experience that affects individuals physically, psychologically, socially, and spiritually. Consequently, effective pain management is a fundamental component of quality nursing care and patient safety.

Mission

The mission of the Pain Management Nursing Research Group is to advance excellence in nursing research, education, and practice through the development of comprehensive, evidence-based pain management strategies that improve patient outcomes, functional ability, and overall quality of life.

Aim

  • Support the development of evidence-based nursing interventions for effective pain management.

  • Encourage holistic and patient-centered approaches in pain assessment and management.

  • Strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration in pain-related research and clinical practice.

  • Enhance nurses’ knowledge and competencies in managing pain across various healthcare settings.

  • Contribute to the improvement of guidelines, best practices, and policies related to pain management in nursing.

OUR TEAM

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Riskah Nur`amalia, S.Ft., Physio., M.Biomed., Ph.D

Lecturer

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Syahrul, S.Kep,. Ns., M.Kes., Ph.D

Lecturer

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Yusfina, S.Ft., Physio., M.Kes

Lecturer

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Assoc. Prof. Petra Mandysová, RN, MSN, PhD

External Collaborator

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Kiki Fatmawati M

Researchers

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Marce Marghareta Takumansang

Researchers

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Ns. Indra Atsah, S.Kep.,M.Kep

Researchers

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Toshiaki Takahashi, PhD, RN

External Collaborator

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Ulfatun Fahmiatun

Graduate Student

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Darmawati

Graduate Student

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