The medical management of chronic (long-term) or acute (short-term) pain is an important priority for VA, as some 77% of Veterans report pain control as among their top three priorities in primary care.* Important issues being studied include whether computer-aided screening will increase pain diagnosis, and what techniques will best support Veterans in self-managing their pain.
* Mitchinson AR, Kerr EA, Krein SL. "Management of chronic noncancer pain by VA primary care providers: when is pain control a priority?' Am J Manag Care. 2008 Feb;14(2):77-84.
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Citations(5 of more than 1706 PAIN focused publications)
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12/3/2024 | How many chiropractic visits does it take to help Veterans with chronic low back pain? Part 1: Characteristics of the VERDICT sample | Long, Cynthia Goertz, Christine |
11/21/2024 | Hypnosis and Meditation for Chronic Pain: Conceptual and Methods Considerations | Williams, Rhonda |
11/5/2024 | Optimizing Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Pragmatic Clinical Trials: Findings from the Pain Management Collaboratory | Lovejoy, Travis |
10/24/2024 | Survey of Reasons Veterans Don’t Use Complementary and Integrative Health Services | Black, Anne |
10/1/2024 | Implementation of New Physical Therapy Programs for Knee Osteoarthritis in the VA | Allen, Kelli |
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