A Decentralized Trial of Evidence-Based Pain Care in Rural Communities (NCCIH R01)
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Not specified
Deadline✓ Verified
Jul 31, 2029
Funder
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health
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open to all
About This Grant
PROJECT SUMMARY Chronic pain imposes tremendous burden on society, with disproportionate impact on rural communities. Evidence-based, mind and body interventions for persons with chronic pain involve nonpharmacologic care often provided by physical therapists (PTs). Nonpharmacologic mind-body EBIs are underutilized, and often un- available, in rural communities with profound consequences including greater risk for disability, work loss and opioid use. Social determinants of health create unique challenges for EBI delivery in rural communities. Rural residents tend to have less healthcare access, lower income, less education attainment, etc. Persons of Hispanic/Latino ethnicity are a growing part of rural communities, increasing the need for culturally-congruent care. COVID showed the potential of telehealth to expand access to evidence-based care, while also raising many questions for rural residents. An array of digital health technologies hold promise to increase the reach and impact
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