International Journal of Nursing Studies May 2026, Why primary caregivers fail to report pediatric pain: A qualitative study
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International Journal of Nursing Studies May 2026, Why primary caregivers fail to report pediatric pain: A qualitative study
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This qualitative study explores the psychological and environmental hurdles that prevent family members from alerting medical staff when a child is in pain. By interviewing caregivers in a Chinese hospital, researchers discovered that silence is not merely an oversight but a complex decision-making process driven by how individuals perceive the severity of the threat and their ability to address it. Key findings suggest that reporting is often suppressed by attentional filtering, a cultural emphasis on pain tolerance, and perceived barriers within the healthcare setting. Ultimately, the text aims to provide a framework for targeted interventions that can reshape caregiver perceptions and ensure pediatric patients receive timely, effective relief.
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