Patient-Centered Pain Management Communication from the Patient Perspective
Patient-Centered Pain Management Communication from the Patient Perspective is a scholarly work by Marie Haverfield and Christine Timko, published in 2018 in ''Journal of General Internal Medicine''. The main subjects of the publication include medicine, shared decision-making, openness to experience, nursing, health care, pain management, active listening, glossary of archaeology, and personalization. Findings highlight the importance of the patient-provider relationship in patient-centered care and offer patient-centered care communication tools for practitioners to utilize, such as solution-oriented messages and communicating trust, especially when interacting with patients about pain.