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Management of chronic pain in community pharmacy

David A. Ford

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Pharmacists have a considerable role to play with patients, carers and families of patients with chronic or end-of-life pain, both in the provision of medication, and the education and advice to ensure understanding, compliance and the best possible outcome for the patient, writes David Ford.

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Pharmacists have a considerable role to play with patients, carers and families of patients with chronic or end-of-life pain, both in the provision of medication, and the education and advice to ensure understanding, compliance and the best possible outcome for the patient, writes David Ford.

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Pharmacists have a considerable role to play with patients, carers and families of patients with chronic or end-of-life pain, both in the provision of medication, and the education and advice to ensure understanding, compliance and the best possible outcome for the patient, writes David Ford.

Key concepts: Pharmacy, Chronic pain, Compliance (psychology), Medicine, Community pharmacy, Pain management, Outcome (game theory), Family medicine

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