A verbal descriptor incremental pain scale developed by South African Tswana-speaking patients with low back pain
Background: Measuring pain in patients whose home language is not English can be difficult as there may not be a scale available in their home language. Scales devised in other countries may also not be accurate after translation. Objectives: The aim of this study was to develop and test a new verba...
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Main Authors: | Michelle Yazbek (Author), Aimee V. Stewart (Author), Alison Bentley (Author) |
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