Abstract
This reflection aims to contribute to the application of patient-centered care in pain management in a hospital context. As a theoretical study, it seeks to stimulate discussion without exhausting arguments, considering issues such as the dimensions of suffering, pain neglect and its consequences, the relevance of the interprofessional approach, and the patient’s human rights. An interprofessional team is essential for treating human pain and suffering, and care planning must consider emotional, economic and cultural aspects, providing physical and mental well-being. The interprofessional proposal goes hand in hand with patient-centered care.
Bioethics; Delivery of health care; Pain management; Malpractice; Human rights