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Acceptance and active self-management key to living with chronic pain

Elizabeth Carrigan

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Abstract

Chronic pain is defined in terms of the longevity of pain, rather than its complexity. For consumers, this definition has limited merit because it doesn't capture the implications of the changed nature of pain from acute to chronic.

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Chronic pain is defined in terms of the longevity of pain, rather than its complexity. For consumers, this definition has limited merit because it doesn't capture the implications of the changed nature of pain from acute to chronic.

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Chronic pain is defined in terms of the longevity of pain, rather than its complexity. For consumers, this definition has limited merit because it doesn't capture the implications of the changed nature of pain from acute to chronic.

Key concepts: Chronic pain, Medicine, Project commissioning, Key (lock), Pain management, Longevity, Physical therapy, Intensive care medicine

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