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Blog: http://healthskills.wordpress.com/
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What does ‘Pain Medicine’ mean to readers of HealthSkills?

Posted Sep 23 2009 10:25pm

What comes to mind when you hear the words ‘Pain Medicine”

Medical treatment of pain

47%

Pain reduction

19%

Management of pain within a biopsychosocial model

14%

Study about pain and pain management

7%

Anything to do with the study of pain and health

5%

Other ( see below )

7%

 Other Answer:     morphine; beating someone into submission… for their own good; narcotics – medicine to reduce pain, drugs of abuse; clinical reasoning

These results from the survey conducted online here at HealthSkills.

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