A qualitative study using constructivist grounded theory that developed a Decisional Conflict Model explaining how patients negotiate adherence to early mobilization after thoracic …
A "Threat Prioritization" mindset—prioritizing complication risks over pain—was found to be associated with greater engagement in postoperative activities and reduced fear of pain …
系统梳理国际护理信息学发展经验，分析我国护理信息学在政策顶层设计、技术应用、数据标准化建设及人才培养等方面的挑战与不足，提出双轨发展路径建议。
An integrated nurse-led intervention combining Protection Motivation Theory (PMT) and exposure therapy significantly reduced kinesiophobia and pain intensity while improving cough …
Psychological resilience was found to be a key factor in reducing postoperative fear of pain and promoting activity recovery in lung surgery patients.
This study explores how threat learning influences fear-avoidance beliefs (FAB) in postoperative lung surgery patients, revealing that FAB negatively impacts recovery behaviors …
This study identifies Fear of Pain (FOP) as a significant predictor of postoperative pain intensity in thoracic surgery patients, with state FOP mediating this relationship.
This study successfully translated and validated the simplified Chinese version of the Fear of Pain-9 Items (sc-FOP-9) questionnaire, proving it to be a reliable instrument for …