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Study aim
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Impact of Guided Imagery Implementation on the Quality and Severity of Pain, and Pain Anxiety of Change Dressing in Patients with Burn Injury
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Design
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Clinical trial with control group with pretest posttest design with Two arm parallel group randomised with Unilateral blinding
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Settings and conduct
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30 eligible individuals have selected for intervention in Imam Khomeini hospital of urmia in burn section , in zero session before dressing, pain anxiety, pain intensity and quality will be measured, then the audio file will be played with active visualization with headset, and pain anxiety will be measured again before entering the dressing room.we ask patient to apply this technique in the dressing room, then after dressing, the quality and intensity of the pain will be re-measured, procedure being performed daily for four consecutive day.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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age range: 18-60, Emergency stage (72-48 hours after burn injury until complete wound closure) have been passed and the patients have been in the subsequent stages of burn injury (acute and rehabilitation), Patients with secondary degree burns with a burn level between 9-35%, No burns in the neck and face, Ability to speak Persian, not have severe hearing or visual impairment, Willing to participate in study, not have a history of mental illness, not have a history of burns.
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Intervention groups
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In intervention group(n=30), in zero session before the dressing, pain anxiety, pain intensity and quality will be measured, then the audio file will be played with active visualization, and pain anxiety will be measured again before entering the dressing room.we ask patient to apply this technique in the dressing room, then after dressing, the quality and intensity of the pain will be re-measured, procedure being performed daily for four consecutive day.
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Main outcome variables
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Pain anxiety, severity of pain, quality of pain