The aim of this Randomized Clinical Trial is to determine the effect of family attendance on pain and anxiety arising from the pain of dressing change of patients from intensive care ward in ZARE HOSPITAL of SARI.Inclusion Criteria: All patients over 18 years old, alert, burn more than 10% Grade 2 and 3 with moderate and severe burns.Exclusion Criteria: Drug Addiction, A History of Severe Mental Illness, Mental Retardation and Cognitive, Respiratory Distress, Intubated, Infection of the Wound, Transfer, Discharge and Death.
Sample: 110 Patients are in two groups each (n = 55) based on random assignment experimental and control groups. On third day of admission, participants (preferably relative) in the event of dont having severe anxiety entered in the study. Then, training includes the patient's condition, the provisions of section, treatment of patients with wound dehiscence, infection control precautions including hand washing, entry requirements and duration of the clinical evaluation of the patient's manipulation of joints, participation in nutrition as primary care offered by the researcher.
In the intervention group, from fourth day of hospitalization, a family member for 5 consecutive days in one-hour meetings and before dressing will be present at bedside of the patient. Control group (without mobile) will be treated. Anxiety and pain caused by burns after pain and 15 minutes before dressing, and intensity immediately before and after dressing for 6 consecutive days (3rd to 8th days) in the two groups will be discussed.