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2019•AJP: The Australian Journal of PharmacyRequires access

Pain management: A disease like any other

Megan Haggan

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Abstract

Stakeholders say that chronic pain should be seen as, and treated like, any other condition. So why is chronic pain, and those who seek treatment for it, so stigmatised?

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Stakeholders say that chronic pain should be seen as, and treated like, any other condition. So why is chronic pain, and those who seek treatment for it, so stigmatised?

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Stakeholders say that chronic pain should be seen as, and treated like, any other condition. So why is chronic pain, and those who seek treatment for it, so stigmatised?

Key concepts: Pain management, Disease, Disease management, Medicine, Physical therapy, Internal medicine, Parkinson's disease

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