Abstracts
Abstract
Pain is a subjective experience. Gaining insight from persons in pain into what it is to live with pain is important for clinicians, teachers and researchers. Being exposed to art created by persons in pain is one way to help understand these lived experiences.
Keywords:
- pain,
- physiotherapy,
- perceptions,
- pain education,
- art
Résumé
La douleur est une expérience subjective. Tenter de comprendre le quotidien des personnes vivant avec la douleur est important pour les cliniciens, les professeurs et les chercheurs. Être exposé(e) à des oeuvres d’art créées par des personnes qui vivent avec la douleur est une façon d’aider à comprendre ces expériences vécues.
Mots-clés :
- douleur,
- physiothérapie,
- perceptions,
- éducation sur la douleur,
- art
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