Educating Ourselves and Educating Patients

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 10 (1):97-98 (2001)
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Pain management continues to pose a challenge to the healthcare profession in the United States. There are a host of barriers and many of these are very well laid out in the article by Dr. Rich. As a hospice physician, I confront these challenges daily

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