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8 years ago

Continuing education on pain management leads to improved patient care.

The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing
Continuing Education Outcomes Related to Pain Management Practice
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Continuing education on pain management can lead to improvements in nursing practice. A study showed that after attending a program, 94% of nurses had better scores on a test. 91% of them had a chance to use the new information, and 98% said it helped improve patient care. This research suggests that continuing education can make a real difference in how nurses care for patients.