A combination of physical, psychological, social, and spiritual factors influences how a person experiences pain. Therefore, pain caused by the same type of injury may be experienced differently by two people from different backgrounds. Because these different forms of suffering are closely connected, good care should aim to treat the whole person, not just the disease.
A combination of physical, psychological, social, and spiritual factors influences how a person experiences pain. Therefore, pain caused by the same type of injury may be experienced differently by two people from different backgrounds. Because these different forms of suffering are closely connected, good care should aim to treat the whole person, not just the disease.
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A combination of physical, psychological, social, and spiritual factors influences how a person experiences pain. Therefore, pain caused by the same type of injury may be experienced differently by two people from different backgrounds. Because these different forms of suffering are closely connected, good care should aim to treat the whole person, not just the disease.
