McConochie A
Nurs Times. 1994;90(33):36-7.
Cecily Saunders first coined the phrase 'total pain' in the late 1960s. She described this as having physical, emotional, social and spiritual components and suggested that, unless each of these were addressed, total pain relief was unlikely. Even though she was relating this theory to patients with advanced cancer, the same can be said of people with AIDS. This paper describes the nursing care of one such individual.
西西莉·桑德斯在20世纪60年代末首次提出了“全面疼痛”这一说法。她将其描述为具有身体、情感、社会和精神层面的因素，并指出，除非这些方面都得到解决，否则不太可能实现全面的疼痛缓解。尽管她最初是将这一理论应用于晚期癌症患者，但这同样适用于艾滋病患者。本文描述了对这样一位患者的护理情况。
