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    Intervenciones de enfermería en el manejo del dolor en pacientes adultos oncológicos
    (Instituto Superior Tecnológico Particular Sudamericano, 2026) Montaño Condo Alexander Ismael; Peralta Pando Jessica Stephany
    The objective of the research was to analyze the existing scientific literature to determine how effective nursing team interventions were in treating pain symptoms in adults with cancer. The PRISMA method was used as a methodological strategy to develop a systematic review with a qualitative approach and a descriptive-documentary design. The population consisted of scientific studies that analyzed the strategies implemented to relieve pain in adults with cancer. To collect information, databases such as Google Scholar, Redalyc, and PubMed were consulted, as well as other academic sources, using descriptors in Spanish and English and Boolean operators. This process identified a total of 23 records; subsequently, after reviewing which studies met the requirements, ten articles were selected for final analysis. A content analysis matrix was used as a tool, recording relevant aspects such as author, year, type of study, interventions implemented, and main results. The results showed that nursing interventions, both pharmacological and non pharmacological, were based on a comprehensive assessment of pain, the appropriate use of the analgesic ladder, and the application of complementary strategies such as therapeutic communication, patient education, and relaxation techniques. These interventions contributed to the overall well-being of patients. It was concluded that nursing staff played a key role in the comprehensive management of cancer pain, as individualized and humanized care promoted the well-being of adult cancer patients.

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