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While patient accrual for this study is not yet complete, it appears that the intervention may be helping patients to feel more in control over their pain, take the correct medication dosage and take action to prevent side effects. At this point, the experimental subjects seem much less worried about tolerance to pain medications. The early results suggest some sociodemographic differences in response to pain which, if they persist, should probably be considered as factors in designing patient education programs.
虽然这项研究的患者招募工作尚未完成,但似乎该干预措施可能有助于患者更好地控制疼痛,正确服用药物剂量并采取措施预防副作用。此时,实验对象似乎对止痛药的耐受性担忧要少得多。早期结果表明,在对疼痛的反应方面存在一些社会人口统计学差异,如果这些差异持续存在,在设计患者教育项目时可能应将其视为考虑因素。