"Factors associated with chronic pain intensity in U.S. Army Soldiers" by Juliana Ee

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Factors associated with chronic pain intensity in U.S. Army Soldiers

Military Medicine (2023)

Juliana Ee, Womack
Godwin Dogbey, Campbell University
Robert Agnello, Campbell University

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Abstract

Chronic pain is prevalent among U.S. military personnel and veterans. The effectiveness of evidence-based pain treat-

ments can be boosted with knowledge of factors associated with chronic pain perception. This study examined the factors that influence soldiers’ self-rating of their chronic pain intensity.

Keywords

Chronic Pain,
Military

Disciplines

Medicine and Health Sciences

Publication Date

Fall November 8, 2023

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1093/milmed/usad137

Citation Information

Juliana Ee, Godwin Dogbey and Robert Agnello. "Factors associated with chronic pain intensity in U.S. Army Soldiers" Military Medicine Vol. 188 Iss. S6 (2023) p. 340 - 345 ISSN: 1930613X
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/robert-agnello/35/