Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5677472 Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2017 38 Pages PDF
Abstract
This study revealed multiple facilitators and barriers to living with chronic pain after SCI. The principal barrier, “poor health care communication,” indicated that consumers do not receive adequate information from their health care providers regarding pain. “Information regarding pain and treatments” had greater agreement scores and factor loadings than all other facilitators, indicating that most participants view provider-patient communication and educational efforts regarding pain and pain management as priorities and critical needs. Further initiatives in these areas are important for improving pain management post-SCI.
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