Setting Priorities for African Postoperative Pain Research Through an International Delphi Process

Setting Priorities for African Postoperative Pain Research Through an International Delphi Process

Acute postoperative pain remains a significant challenge in Africa, with prevalence rates of moderate-to-severe pain reaching 91.4–95%, exacerbated by resource constraints, inadequate training, and policy gaps in low- and middle-income countries. This perspective article employs a modified two-round...

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Main Authors: Asfaw, Gebrehiwot, Melkie, Tadesse B., Shiferaw, Ananya A., Mwiti, Timothy M., Nyirigira, Gaston, Retief, Francois, Mikailu, Alfa A., Zacharia, Amos, Jarju, Ensa, Lakew, Esubalew, Epiu, Isabella, Vishaal, Kissoon, Abed, Lynda, Yimer, Mequanent, Mohamed, Mubarak, Ekor, Oluwayemisi E., Bukuru, Prudence, Djagbletey, Robert, Ayad, Amany E., Forget, Patrice, Gebremedhn, Endale G.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: International Anesthesia Research Society 2025
Subjects:
Postoperative pain
Africa
Delphi process
research priorities
regional anesthesia
multimodal analgesia
pain management barriers
patient satisfaction
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12493/3016
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