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STUDIES ON PAIN: MEASUREMENTS OF PAIN INTENSITY IN CHILDBIRTH.

open access: yesThe Journal of clinical investigation, 2006
J D, Hardy, C T, Javert
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The language of pain: Intensity

Pain, 1976
Thirty-nine adjectives which may be used to describe a pain experience were rated on an "intensity" continuum by 93 subjects, and in a second study by an additional 90 subjects. In each study these ratings were intercorrelated and factor-analyzed. The first 6 factors extracted were rotated to a simple structure criterion.
Carole Anne, Bailey, Park O, Davidson
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Avoidance of pain of unpredictable intensity

Behaviour Research and Therapy, 1991
Unpredictability of the intensity of an aversive event might be an important factor in producing negative effects of the event, especially if the UCS becomes stronger than could have been expected. The present experiment tested the hypothesis that unpredictability of intensity of a painful stimulus contributes to avoidance behaviour. The experiment was
Arntz, Arnoud   +2 more
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Hispanic Inpatient Pain Intensity

Western Journal of Nursing Research, 2014
Hispanic adults experience significant pain, but little is known about their pain during hospitalization. The purpose of this research was to describe Hispanic inpatients’ pain intensity and compare their pain intensity with that of non-Hispanic patients. A post hoc descriptive design was used to examine 1,466 Hispanic inpatients’ medical records (63.2%
Deborah Dillon, McDonald   +2 more
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Evaluating Pain in Intensive Care

2009
Optimal pain management is essential for good care outcomes, but assessing pain is particularly complex in intensive care, as patients are often unable to communicate. We hypothesize that the task could be supported through human language technology. To evaluate the feasibility of such tools, we study how pain is documented in electronic Finnish free ...
Hanna Suominen   +3 more
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Love, Pain, and Intensive Care

Pediatrics, 2008
No activity can give you the joy that service does… . You should yearn for the chance to console, comfort, encourage, heal. See yourself as another, feel his joy to be yours, his sorrow to be yours.—Sri Sathya Sai Baba1 The drive for objective assessments and measurements in recent years has overshadowed some of the subjective aspects of medical care.
K J S, Anand, Richard W, Hall
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