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This study was designed to identify and analyse conceptual dimensions underlying the concepts pain, ache and hurt in order to provide a theoretical basis for further development of a methodology for the assessment of pain in clinical practice. The three words, pain, ache and hurt were studied in 1.814 contexts found in a computer based concordance of 7.8 million texts from Swedish newspapers and novels. Separately from the above procedure the words were also located and analysed in a thesaurus of Swedish Bring. In addition to the two above linguistic methods, a questionnaire was given to 106 subjects comprising students, nurses and patients where they were asked to explain the meaning of the words pain, ache and hurt.

Pain assessment: Model construction and analysis of words used to describe pain-like experiences