The other anxiety associated with the social context is the
perceived need to intervene, to be ‘doing something’ to treat
the fever. This pressure may be exerted by physicians or
nurses, or by patients or families (Younger & Brown 1985,
Fletcher & Creten 1986, Fletcher 1987, Watts et al. 2003).
The litigious climate of health care today may raise the level
of caregiver anxiety in regard to this concept. Education on
the clarified concept of fever for medical and nursing staff as
well as patients and families is clearly indicated in order that
inappropriate intervention, such as routine use of antipyretics,
is avoided (Younger & Brown 1985, Fletcher & Creten
1986, Griffin 1986, Fletcher 1987, Thomas et al. 1994,
Dinarello & Gelfand 2004).
The other anxiety associated with the social context is theperceived need to intervene, to be ‘doing something’ to treatthe fever. This pressure may be exerted by physicians ornurses, or by patients or families (Younger & Brown 1985,Fletcher & Creten 1986, Fletcher 1987, Watts et al. 2003).The litigious climate of health care today may raise the levelof caregiver anxiety in regard to this concept. Education onthe clarified concept of fever for medical and nursing staff aswell as patients and families is clearly indicated in order thatinappropriate intervention, such as routine use of antipyretics,is avoided (Younger & Brown 1985, Fletcher & Creten1986, Griffin 1986, Fletcher 1987, Thomas et al. 1994,Dinarello & Gelfand 2004).
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ความวิตกกังวลอื่น ๆ The other anxiety associated with the social context is the
ที่เกี่ยวข้องกับบริบททางสังคมเป็นความจำเป็นที่จะเข้าไปแทรกแซงการรับรู้ที่จะ' การรักษาไข้ perceived need to intervene, to be ‘doing something’ to treat
the fever. This pressure may be exerted by physicians or
nurses, or by patients or families (Younger & Brown 1985,
Fletcher & Creten 1986, Fletcher 1987, Watts et al. 2003).
The litigious climate of health care today may raise the level
of caregiver anxiety in regard to this concept. Education on
the clarified concept of fever for medical and nursing staff as
well as patients and families is clearly indicated in order that
inappropriate intervention, such as routine use of antipyretics,
is avoided (Younger & Brown 1985, Fletcher & Creten
1986, Griffin 1986, Fletcher 1987, Thomas et al. 1994,
Dinarello & Gelfand 2004).
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