Exactly! I have been saying this from very early on. The scope...

Exactly! I have been saying this from very early on. The scope is huge. Chronic pain conditions have made such poor progress largely due to how hard it is to quantify and monitor. An accurate, objective and simple measure like Painchek would surely have strong uptake among various health practitioners, including GP's, physios, chiros, osteos etc if given the chance.

It would allow health practitioners to get a better understanding of the pain and the effectiveness of various treatments. It also allows patients to better understand their progress and create "buy in" with the practitioners recommendations if they can see an objective measure of their change. Living with pain day in day out, it can be hard to assess small, consistent improvements within yourself that compound over time to result in big change. Being able to visualise this through Painchek would be extremely beneficial.