Assessing, diagnosing and managing neuropathic pain

Article Abstract:

Neuropathic pain and its co-morbidities can be detrimental to a patient's quality of life, affecting both physical and psychological well-being. Neuropathic pain results from damage to either the peripheral or central nervous system and the pain can be devastating for patients who experience it and frustrating for the healthcare professionals attempting to treat it.

Methods, Risk factors, Pain, Pain management

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Effects of failing to believe patients' experiences of pain

Article Abstract:

A study to explore the effects of healthcare professionals failing to believe that their patients are in chronic pain is presented. Findings indicate that a lack of belief in the patientEs pain further compounds the patientEs pain by raising negative emotions while a belief leads to relief and gratitude.

Health Care and Social Assistance, Management dynamics, HEALTH SERVICES, Medical Personnel, Practice

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The assessment and treatment of patients with chronic pain

Article Abstract:

Chronic pain has biological, psychological, physical, and emotional dimensions and is poorly understood due to its complexity. The assessment of chronic pain, and the range of treatment methods available are discussed.

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