Pharmacists ensure medications given to a patient for pain management is cost-effective and safe

Pain management should NOT be individualized according to each patient's needs

ONLY the pharmacist can prevent medication error in a patient's pain management

Occupational therapy intervention include coping strategies and vocational rehabilitation at a patient's home, school or workplace in addition to clinical settings

Services provided by an Occupational Therapist in pain management include splint application and cognitive behaviour therapy

Occupational therapy intervention does not reduce pain intensity

The aim of physiotherapy intervention in pain management is to restore a patient's optimum movement and functional abilities

Examples of physiotherapy intervention include breathing exercise and positioning techniques in pain management

Cryotherapy and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) are examples of therapeutic electrotherapy modalities in physiotherapy