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Scand J Caring Sci; 2009 'We got the whole story all at once': physiotherapists' use of key questions when meeting patients with long-standing pain Long-standing musculoskeletal pain has many dimensions. Physiotherapy lacks a tested method of dialogue with which physiotherapists and patients can together explore pain in all its complexity. The present aim was to find out how physiotherapists experienced the influence of systematically prepared key questioning on their relation to, and understanding of, patients with long-standing pain. A group of six physiotherapists with long experience of pain rehabilitation used such questions in their encounters with their patients. Two periods of work with the questions were followed by discussions in which the physiotherapists shared their experience...

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Luís Ramalho

Alves-Guerreiro

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Alves Guerreiro

Anexos

	Health care professionals' understanding of chronic pain a grounded theory study.pdf (1010,5 KB, 7 views)
	Suffering, meaning, and healing challenges of contemporary medicine.pdf (134,5 KB, 7 views)
	The Humanistic Dimensions of Pain & Suffering in the Clinical Setting.pdf (2,00 MB, 4 views)
	The social construction of pain an evaluation.pdf (86,4 KB, 5 views)

Anexos

'We got the whole story all at once' physiotherapists' use of key questions when meeting patients wi (138,0 KB, 6 views)