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- The patient's experience of their own pain is unique
- Do not disregard their pain

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- Ask patient to describe nature of the pain

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- If you have experience of the patient's condition

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- anatomy - physiology
- medication
- placement of the pain

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- Administration of pain relief
- Pain assessment
-  Clinical advice to alleviate pain

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What would be relevant, when caring for a patient in pain?

• Scientific knowledge

• Clinical skills

• Clinical experience

• Involvement

• Attitudes

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Kari Martinsen talking about care is to relate to the patient. And she says that you can never know what to do (you can not always use guidelines) when you are practicing nurse (caring) but guidelines are useful when you have to measure something (for example temperature).

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When we know the patient's perspective, we will know which moral/ethic considerations we should do.

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Evidence based practice is reflected in the practical component of Martinsen's Trinity, which manifests itself through clinical guidelines, hospital policies, and agreed best practice, and forms the basis for the nurse's decision-making process.