Abstract
Examining prevalence and phenomenological characteristics of chronic pain with high impact on the families of U.S. adults. Situating HICP-family within a tiered cascade of functional impact.
- Title
- Impact of chronic pain on the families of U.S. adults
- Creators
- Jennifer S. De La Rosa - University of ArizonaKatherine E. Herder - University of ArizonaRita D. Romero - Arizona Science CenterDe'Sha S. Wolf - Portland State UniversityTally M. Largent-Milnes - University of ArizonaMohab M. Ibrahim - University of ArizonaStacy S. Pigott - University of ArizonaGreg T. Chism - University of ArizonaBeth E. Meyerson - Arizona Science CenterJulie G. Pilitsis - University of ArizonaBenjamin R. Brady - Western Michigan UniversityAllison J. Huff - Arizona Science CenterAlicia M. Allen - Arizona Science CenterMaria Manriquez - University of PhoenixKristyn Piñeda - Arizona Science CenterKyle A. Suhr - Arizona Science CenterTaylor Young - Tufts UniversityFreya Spielberg - Phoenix CollegeTodd W. Vanderah - University of Arizona
- Publication Details
- Pain reports, Vol.11(4), p.e1463
- Publisher
- Wolters Kluwer Health
- Grant note
- K12TR005467-01 / National Institutes of Health K01AT012905 / National Institutes of Health
- Identifiers
- 991006293269002656
- Academic Unit
- Obstetrics & Gynecology
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Journal article