September 10, 2025

A qualitative analysis of a nationally representative survey of the state of chronic non-cancer pain management in Australia.

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KBKatherine Brain IBIngrid Bindicsova FHFiona J. HodsonGuy's Hospital

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Qualitative analysis reveals gaps in chronic non-cancer pain management by general practitioners, suggesting improved patient communication and care access.

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Patients reported that better communication with general practitioners improves chronic non-cancer pain management.
Access to medications and services were identified as significant unmet needs among chronic pain patients.
Thematic analysis of qualitative responses highlighted five key patient needs in managing chronic non-cancer pain.
Raising general practitioners' awareness about patients' expectations may enhance treatment effectiveness and relationships.

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Brain et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23caeb210217d6478a7fc https://doi.org/10.31128/ajgp-08-24-7387

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Qualitative analysis reveals gaps in chronic non-cancer pain management by general practitioners, suggesting improved patient communication and care access.

A qualitative analysis of a nationally representative survey of the state of chronic non-cancer pain management in Australia.

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A qualitative analysis of a nationally representative survey of the state of chronic non-cancer pain management in Australia.

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