Managing Pain 2022 Q2
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A universal language is needed to define and explain chronic pain
Chronic pain exerts an enormous personal and societal burden from an emotional and economic perspective and is believed to affect around 30% of people worldwide.1 Experiencing acute pain is an evolutionarily valuable phenomenon in triggering a healing process in response to the damage incurred and protecting from future harm, through the process of learning. In...
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Preventing individuals’ needs being overlooked in big data and digitisation
One in four persons in the UK and one in five in the EU are living with chronic pain. What impact will the digitisation of health services and an EU data space have for people in pain? Finding timely and accurate diagnosis is a challenge for many patients with most suffering for years before diagnosis...
Health Awareness
