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pain drawing

pain drawing A pain drawing is a simple tool used during history-taking in which a patient shows or marks their pain to help communication with a clinician.

A pain drawing is a simple tool used during history-taking in which a patient shows or marks their pain to help communication with a clinician. In mental health-related assessment of back pain, it has been studied as a possible screening aid for signs of anxiety, depression, and reduced quality of life.

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Drafting source: Weßollek Katharina; Kowark Ana; Czaplik Michael; Rossaint Rolf; Kowark Pascal. Pain drawing as a screening tool for anxiety, depression and reduced health-related quality of life in back pain patients: A cohort study. 2021; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0258329; article XML SHA-256 526edd6c3410514cf515fc9d4b1d03f61ec1d3aad0929c8036b5ba732d34b69e. “Pain drawing as a screening tool for anxiety, depression and reduced health-related quality of life in back pain patients: A cohort study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0258329).
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