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Glasgow Composite Measure Pain Scale: a standalone construct

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Veterinary medicine

behaviour-based scale in which an observer rates posture, vocalization, response to touch and demeanour to score acute pain in dogs.

In veterinary medicine, Glasgow Composite Measure Pain Scale refers to behaviour-based scale in which an observer rates posture, vocalization, response to touch and demeanour to score acute pain in dogs. This meaning comes from Holton (2001) in Veterinary Record.[1]

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References

Holton, L., Pawson, P., Nolan, A., Reid, J., & Scott, E. M. (2001). Development of a behaviour‐based scale to measure acute pain in dogs. Veterinary Record, 148(17), 525-531. https://doi.org/10.1136/vr.148.17.525

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