Integrating the Patient Voice in Pain Education and Research
Listening to patient stories can influence the clinical and research decisions involved in their pain care.
LEARN MORE >Global Inequities in Pain Treatment: How Future Research Can Address This Better
Inequities in pain treatment occur globally[6]. Pain Inequities exist between high-income countries and low- and middle-income countries, as well as within countries based on factors such as race, sex, gender, […]
LEARN MORE >Pain Education Assessment and Evaluation Strategies
Curriculum assessment and evaluation are important steps in instructional design, whether the educational experience is a 30-minute single-topic in-service program or a four-year multifaceted sequence of courses. Assessment (a formative […]
LEARN MORE >Sex/Gender Biases in Pain Research and Clinical Practice
What Are Sex/Gender Biases in Pain Research and Clinical Practice? Sex/gender biases describe a tendency to (un)favor a group of individuals over another based on their sex/gender categorization [1]. They […]
LEARN MORE >Pain in Cognitive Impairment, not Dementia-Related: Management
Depending on the cause of intellectual disability and various areas of the brain involved, the motivational-affective, cognitive-evaluative, and autonomic responses to pain can be affected.
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