
Nurses specialising in pain management can have a significant role in postoperative pain care. As integral members of the healthcare system, nurses should adhere to evidence-based practice guidelines to ensure optimal patient treatment. This paper focuses on the interplay between professional practice and the clinical setting, enhancing our comprehension of professional and practice-based knowledge advancement. Future studies will further expand our insights into the culture and methodologies of a specific cohort of nurses, ultimately enhancing their expertise and practice in specialised pain management. This paper will unquestionably contribute valuable knowledge to the nursing profession and its practices. From the patients’ perspective post-surgery, effective pain management is closely tied to their overall health and well-being.
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