The effect of pain on fear of movement in the early period after open heart surgery according to the fear-avoidance model: the role of moderating factors

November 19, 2025BMC NursingOpen Access

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To investigate how pain affects fear of movement in the early post-operative period after open heart surgery, considering various moderating factors.
Observational study design focusing on patients after open heart surgery.
Assessment of pain levels and fear of movement using self-reported measures.
Analysis of potential moderating factors related to pain and fear avoidance.
Higher pain levels correlate with increased fear of movement post surgery.
Moderating factors may vary and influence the relationship between pain and fear.
Implications highlight the need for tailored interventions to address pain in post-operative recovery.

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Observational study finds pain influences fear of movement in patients after open heart surgery, indicating need for targeted interventions.

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