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The Effects of Deep Breathing Training on Pain Management in the Emergency Department
Southern Medical Journal, 06/30/09
Downey LVA et al. - The usefulness of deep breathing exercises was shown to be ineffective in reducing pain levels; however, the majority of those who received deep breathing education felt it was useful. The exercise was effective in increasing patient's feelings of rapport and intentions to follow their doctor's directives.
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