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Contact SAGE Search all journals Search this journal Advanced Search British Journal of Pain Journal Indexing & Metrics View » Journal Home Browse Journal Current Issue OnlineFirst Accepted Manuscripts All Issues Free Sample Journal Info Journal Description Aims and Scope Editorial Board Submission Guidelines Abstracting/Indexing Reprints Journal Permissions Subscribe Recommend to Library Advertising & Promotion Stay Connected Email Alerts RSS Feed Feedback / Contact SAGE Submit Paper Search Previous slideAbout this journal British Journal of Pain is a peer-reviewed quarterly British journal with an international multidisciplinary Editorial Board. The journal publishes original research and reviews on all major aspects of pain and pain management. Reviews reflect the body of evidence of the topic and are suitable for a multidisciplinary readership. Where empirical evidence is lacking, the reviews reflect the generally held opinions of experts in the field. More Next slideAll Issues Current Issue OnlineFirst Latest Articles Most Read Most Cited Articles most recently published online for this journal. Pain is complex Feb 2020 - Vol 14 , Issue 1 First published: 13 Feb 2020 Thanks to Reviewers Feb 2020 - Vol 14 , Issue 1 First published: 13 Feb 2020 Is the psychological composition of the therapeutic group associated with individual outcomes i... Dianne Wilson, Shylie Mackintosh, Michael K Nicholas, G Lorimer Moseley, Daniel S J Costa, Claire E Ashton-James Dec 2019 - OnlineFirst First published: 30 Dec 2019 Successful and unsuccessful recruitment and retainment strategies in a UK multicentre drug tria... Jatinder Bisla, Gareth Ambler, Bernhard Frank, Sumit Gulati, Poppy Hocken, Mairi James, Joanna Kelly, Jocelyn Keshet-Price, Candy and more... Dec 2019 - OnlineFirst First published: 24 Dec 2019 The role of a clinical nurse specialist in managing patients with trigeminal neuralgia Artemis Ghiai, Tay-Yibah Mohamed, Mahrukh Hussain, Emma Hayes, Joanna M Zakrzewska Nov 2019 - OnlineFirst First published: 29 Nov 2019 Interrelations between pain, stress and executive functioning Liviu Feller, Gal Feller, Theona Ballyram, Rakesh Chandran, Johan Lemmer, Razia Abdool Gafaar Khammissa Nov 2019 - OnlineFirst First published: 27 Nov 2019 ‘You wouldn’t do that to an animal, would you?’ Ethical issues in managing... Georgina Morley, Gillian M Chumbley, Emma V Briggs Nov 2019 - OnlineFirst First published: 12 Nov 2019 Sensory mapping of lumbar facet joint pain: a feasibility study Saravanakumar Kanakarajan, Kasun Fernando, Sudhindra Dharmavaram, Helen F Galley Nov 2019 - OnlineFirst First published: 10 Nov 2019 Communication skills in the context of psychological flexibility: training is associated with c... Francisco Montesinos, Marisa Páez, Lance M McCracken, Rocío Rodríguez-Rey, Susana Núñez, Cristina González, Raquel Díaz-Meco, Asu and more... Oct 2019 - OnlineFirst First published: 29 Oct 2019 View More View Less View all OnlineFirst articlesView current issueMost read articles in this journal in the last 6 months. The psychological impact of torture Amanda C de C Williams, Jannie van der Merwe May 2013 - Vol 7 , Issue 2 First published: 11 Apr 2013 Views: 608 Citations: 14 Interpretative phenomenological analysis as a useful methodology for research on the lived expe... Jonathan A Smith, Mike Osborn Feb 2015 - Vol 9 , Issue 1 First published: 28 Jul 2014 Views: 576 Citations: 64 Opioids, opioids and more opioids Roger Knaggs Aug 2019 - Vol 13 , Issue 3 First published: 31 May 2019 Views: 355 Citations: 2 Pain education: a phenomenon whose time has come Eloise Carr Nov 2019 - Vol 13 , Issue 4 First published: 11 Oct 2019 Views: 308 Citations: 0 Better safe than sorry? Frequent attendance in a hospital emergency department: an exploratory study Jo Daniels, Mike Osborn, Cara Davis Feb 2018 - Vol 12 , Issue 1 First published: 21 Jul 2017 Views: 277 Citations: 2 The impact of mirror therapy on body schema perception in patients with complex regional pain s... Viktor Kotiuk, Olexander Burianov, Olexander Kostrub, Ludmila Khimion, Ivan Zasadnyuk Feb 2019 - Vol 13 , Issue 1 First published: 13 Jun 2018 Views: 275 Citations: 1 Basic opioid pharmacology: an update Hasan Pathan, John Williams Feb 2012 - Vol 6 , Issue 1 First published: 01 Feb 2012 Views: 265 Citations: 96 Pharmacogenetics of analgesic drugs Roman Cregg, Giovanna Russo, Anthony Gubbay, Ruth Branford, Hiroe Sato Nov 2013 - Vol 7 , Issue 4 First published: 23 Oct 2013 Views: 260 Citations: 21 Pain management programmes in the United Kingdom: lessons for us all Amanda C de C Williams May 2019 - Vol 13 , Issue 2 First published: 10 Apr 2019 Views: 256 Citations: 0 View More View Less View all OnlineFirst articlesView current issueView more most read articlesMost cited articles published in this journal in the last 3 years. These statistics are updated weekly using data sourced exclusively from CrossRef . 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