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A randomized controlled study will test whether adults with chronic pain have improved outcomes when receiving a User Guide and weekly prompts for a newly designed Online Pain-Management Resource when compared to an active-control group that receives access to the Online Pain-Management Resource, but no User Guide or prompts. Outcomes of interest include measures of activity, sleep, pain and level of use of the online pain-management resource.
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Participants with chronic pain will be randomized in this pilot study to an intervention group that receives a User Guide and weekly prompts to use an Online Pain-Management Resource or an active-control group that receives access to the Online Pain-Management Resource, but no User Guide or prompts. Outcomes of interest include:
i. Changes in activity and sleep over time when online resources are paired with using a wearable activity tracker (Fitbit Inspire 3®); ii. Self-reported pain and pain-related measures; and iii. Level of use of the online pain-management resource. All participants will also be asked to provide feedback on the online pain-management resource. The information collected throughout the study will inform the development team on the website's usefulness and whether guided use is superior to unguided self-directed use of the online pain resource.
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99 participants in 2 patient groups
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Julie Postma, PhD; Marian Wilson, PhD
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