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British Journal of Pain|July 17, 2019
'If you can't see a dilemma in this situation you should probably regard it as a warning': a metasynthesis and theoretical modelling of general practitioners' opioid prescription experiences in primary careMary-Claire Kennedy, Phoebe Pallotti, Rebecca Dickinson, et al.British Journal of Pain|July 17, 2019
Comparison of early postoperative pain after partial tumour nephrectomy by flank, transabdominal or laparoscopic accessBoris Hager, Sereina A Herzog, Barbara Hager, et al.British Journal of Pain|April 14, 2022
Does pain sensitivity correlate with gastrointestinal symptoms in runners? An observational survey studyAlex Ehlert, Patrick B WilsonBritish Journal of Pain|April 14, 2022
Opioid dependence disorder and comorbid chronic pain: comparison of groups based on patient-attributed direction of the causal relationship between the two conditionsCassie Higgins, Blair H Smith, Keith MatthewsBritish Journal of Pain|November 17, 2022
Are group identity and sense of belonging relevant for group pain management programmes? An exploratory pilot studyDianne Wilson, Shylie Mackintosh, Michael K Nicholas, et al.British Journal of Pain|November 17, 2022
Managing migraine on the frontline: Identifying disease, understanding burden, and incorporating CGRP pathway-targeting therapies in primary careLinda Davis, Brad TorphyBritish Journal of Pain|February 23, 2023
Emergency department use by people with back pain: An investigationMatt Capsey, Cormac Ryan, Jagjit Mankelow, et al.British Journal of Pain|February 23, 2023
Pain management for people with dementia: a cross-setting systematic review and meta-ethnographyToby O Smith, Dawn Lockey, Helen Johnson, et al.British Journal of Pain|February 13, 2026
A qualitative analysis of healthcare professionals' perspectives on goal adjustment in chronic painLawrence Roux, Sylvia M Gustin, Toby Ro Newton-JohnBritish Journal of Pain|February 27, 2025
'I want to know that it's worth me attending': A qualitative analysis of consumers' decisions not to attend their chronic pain group education sessionAmelia K Searle, Cindy L Wall, Celia Tan, et al.Pageof 49