The phrase "addressing pain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to discussing issues, providing solutions, or focusing on emotional or physical discomfort.
Example: "The therapist specializes in addressing pain through various therapeutic techniques."
Alternatives: "tackling pain" or "dealing with pain".
We also provide data addressing pain and patient experience relative to hysterosalpingography (HSG).
Efforts to improve functioning in patients with NCCP should consider addressing pain catastrophizing.
However, the renewed focus is on addressing pain points for mobile gamers specifically, including virtual store management, audience segmentation, and promotions.
Marketplaces, born out of the DIY Disruption movement, that are serving up new innovations, apps and value-add services, are doing well in healthcare because they're addressing pain points — big and small.
CONCLUSIONS: These data suggest that, among middle-aged African American women, future interventions addressing pain during a Pap test will likely increase acceptability of and adherence to cervical cancer screening.
The fragmented ads and news clippings become, through Simpson's hand, incorporeal symbols, addressing pain and exasperation that is as relevant today as it was in the '60s.
Our data support that BoNTA in a multidisciplinary setting is an effective treatment for chronic headache, potentially addressing pain-related affective disorders.
This study aims to examine the efficacy of a specially developed bio-psycho-social chronic back pain specific aftercare intervention (RÜCKGEWINN) in comparison to the current usual aftercare (IRENA) and a control group that is given an educational booklet addressing pain-conditioned functional ability and back pain episodes.
The main purpose of the present study is to examine the efficacy of the developed bio-psycho-social aftercare intervention program for chronic back pain (RÜCKGEWINN) in comparison to current usual aftercare (IRENA) and a control group that is given an educational booklet addressing pain-conditioned functional ability and back pain episodes.
There is pressure to address pain, and a pervasive attitude that everything is fixable.
Alternative techniques have been developed to address pain after shoulder arthroplasty and are well documented.
