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Pilot Project: Using a Pain Tracking App in an Adult Oncology Pain Clinic Kathy Cliff DNP, NPC, APR NBC Mentors: Dr. Rabin Bukhara & Dr. Nathan Neufeld Chair: Dr. Deborah Kirk Walker & Dr. Richard

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1. Start by assessing your pain level on a scale of 1 to 10.
2. Use a pain tracking app or a pain diary to record your pain symptoms, their intensity, and duration.
3. Describe the quality of your pain, such as whether it is sharp, dull, throbbing, or shooting.
4. Note down any triggers or factors that worsen or alleviate your pain, such as specific activities, weather conditions, or medications.
5. Keep track of any medications or treatments you have tried for pain relief and note their effectiveness.
6. Document any associated symptoms or complications that occur alongside your pain, such as fatigue, difficulty sleeping, or mood changes.
7. Record any lifestyle factors that may influence your pain, such as sleep patterns, exercise routine, or dietary habits.
8. Try to maintain a consistent pain tracking routine to gather accurate and helpful information about your pain over time.

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1. Anyone experiencing chronic pain or recurrent pain can benefit from using a pain tracking tool.
2. Individuals with conditions like fibromyalgia, arthritis, migraines, or back pain can find pain tracking helpful.
3. People undergoing medical treatments or therapies for managing pain can use it to monitor their progress.
4. Healthcare professionals may also recommend pain tracking as a part of the diagnostic or treatment process.

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What is using a pain tracking?

Using a pain tracking involves recording and monitoring levels of pain experienced over a period of time.

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Individuals who are seeking to better understand their pain levels and patterns are required to use a pain tracking system.

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Filling out a pain tracking system involves inputting details such as the intensity of pain, location, triggers, and any relief measures taken.

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The purpose of using a pain tracking is to identify patterns, triggers, and trends related to pain in order to better manage and treat it.

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Information such as pain intensity, location, duration, triggers, relief measures, and any accompanying symptoms must be reported on a pain tracking system.