Psychologically coping: pain that won't go away.

COMSIG review Pub Date : 1993-11-01
J A McCaffery
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Pain is a major distractor and strongly challenges, not only the patient, but also the treating practitioner to understand what psychological effects are generated. People cope differently with pain especially chronic pain. Enquiry into the patient's personality-based psychological needs at this time of stress and ill health will often give clues as to how they need to change their approach if better coping is to result. By using co-operation and open dialogue between professions, treating practitioners can encourage a strong measure of complementary care and encourage greater understanding of complex patient needs.

心理上的应对:无法消除的痛苦。
疼痛是一种主要的干扰和强烈的挑战,不仅是患者,而且是治疗从业人员了解产生了什么心理影响。人们应对疼痛的方式不同,尤其是慢性疼痛。在这个压力和健康状况不佳的时候,对病人基于个性的心理需求进行调查,往往会给他们提供线索,告诉他们如何改变他们的方法,以便更好地应对。通过专业之间的合作和公开对话,治疗从业者可以鼓励强有力的补充护理措施,并鼓励对复杂患者需求的更多理解。
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