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work_tjbravi7d5cpvf2alsea7giruq	Joanne Tollefson	Relationships in pain: The experience of relationships to people living with chronic pain in rural areas	2011.0	8	.pdf	application/pdf	5689	398	64	The aim of the study was to develop new understanding of the lived experience of relationships for rural people living with those living with chronic pain who often find themselves isolated from professionals who could potentially offer support. A phenomenological study with seven participants who had experienced chronic non-malignant pain for 2–29 years emerged from the analysis were as follows: pain as silence; privacy as a way of protection; no place out here to get support; delivery in rural areas; hence, their role in management of people with chronic pain is vital in supporting them to maintain Key words: chronic pain, nursing, qualitative research, rural. unknown.1 A complex phenomenon, health-care professionals are often required to deal with chronic pain on a most suitable method to explore the experience of relationships for people living with chronic pain in rural areas. chronic pain and living in rural areas. previous studies of people living with chronic pain.	./cache/work_tjbravi7d5cpvf2alsea7giruq.pdf	./txt/work_tjbravi7d5cpvf2alsea7giruq.txt