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Health and illness beliefs regarding pain and pain management of New Zealand resident Sāmoan community leaders: A qualitative interpretive study based on Pasifika paradigms

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ISSUE ADDRESSED: Ethnic disparities in chronic pain exist in Aotearoa New Zealand, including a greater impact of pain, less access to chronic pain services and less benefit from treatment for Pasifika people. This study investigated Sāmoan health perceptions and beliefs in relation to pain and how it is managed. METHODS: An interpretive descriptive study was undertaken involving interviews with...
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2023-09-25
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Massey Research Online
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Smith JA
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Australian Health Promotion Association
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