Risks associated with the use of morphine for analgesia: attitudes and perceptions amongst nursing students in French-speaking Switzerland

Verloo, Henk; Cohen, Christine; Borloz, Corinne; Kabengele Mpinga, Emmanuel; Chastonay, Philippe

doi:10.2147/NRR.S39401

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Risks associated with the use of morphine for analgesia: attitudes and perceptions amongst nursing students in French-speaking Switzerland

ContributorsVerloo, Henk; Cohen, Christine; Borloz, Corinne; Kabengele Mpinga, Emmanuel

; Chastonay, Philippe

Published inNursing, vol. 3, p. 1-8

Publication date2013

Abstract

This paper reports on the attitudes and perceptions of risks associated with the use of morphine for analgesia among nursing students and explores the relationship between those attitudes and perceptions and sociodemographic data.

Keywords

Morphinophobia
Attitudes
Risk perception
Nursing students
Myths of morphine
Theory of reasoned action

Affiliation

Faculté de médecine / Section de médecine clinique / Département de santé et médecine communautaires / Institut de santé globale

Research group

Groupe Chastonay Philippe (santé publique et communautaire) (116)

Citation (ISO format)

VERLOO, Henk et al. Risks associated with the use of morphine for analgesia: attitudes and perceptions amongst nursing students in French-speaking Switzerland. In: Nursing, 2013, vol. 3, p. 1–8. doi: 10.2147/NRR.S39401

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PID : unige:32356
DOI : 10.2147/NRR.S39401

ISSN of the journal2230-522X

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Risks associated with the use of morphine for analgesia: attitudes and perceptions amongst nursing students in French-speaking Switzerland

This paper reports on the attitudes and perceptions of risks associated with the use of morphine for analgesia among nursing students and explores the relationship between those attitudes and perceptions and sociodemographic data.

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