Living with pain, staying in touch: exploring the communication needs of older adults with chronic pain
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Diane Gromala | Jeremy P. Birnholtz | Ronald Baecker | Jessica M. David | Alison Benjamin | R. Baecker | D. Gromala | A. Benjamin | Jessica M. David | Jeremy P. Birnholtz
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