Understanding ethnic minority service user experiences of being invited to and attending group pain programmes: A qualitative service evaluation.
Authors
Bull E, Young D, Etchebarne A, Malpus Z
Abstract
Health inequalities continue to exist for individuals from an ethnic minority background who live with chronic pain. There is a growing recognition that an individual’s experience of pain is shaped by their cultural beliefs, which may influence their decisions about managing their pain.
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