Pain Management For Uc
According to a new Australian study, the health literacy levels, beliefs, and attitudes of people who have chronic low back pain influence how they manage the pain related to their condition. Researchers found that low levels of health literacy--defined as the ability to find, understand, and use health information--were linked to increased levels of disability in people with chronic low pain. Also, people with less positive beliefs and attitudes about pain demonstrated a higher incidence of...
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From Our Experts
News from the American Academy of Pain Management’s Clinical Meeting
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Smoking, gender affect pain management: study
Mayo Clinic researchers are reporting that women respond better to chronic pain treatment than men, and men who smoke receive even less benefit. To... Read more »
Preparing Healthcare Professionals for Patient Pain Management...
Source: eOrthopod
Patient-centered pain management is an important part of every health care professional's working day. Dentists, doctors, nurses, physical and... Read more »
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