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This study aims to test the efficacy of the ActiPatch® device by means of a randomized double blind controlled trial in a convenience sample of chronic low back pain patients at RPAH pain clinic. Outcome measures are validated psychometric measures evaluating known determinants of pain related disability, functional capacity measures, and pain scores; and a bespoke questionnaire assessing fidelity with recommended usage, and willingness to reduce analgesic or other pain related medications with the future assistance of the ActiPatch®.
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This study aims to test the efficacy of the ActiPatch® device by means of a randomised double blind controlled trial in a convenience sample of chronic low back pain patients at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (RPAH) pain clinic. Outcome measures are validated psychometric measures evaluating known determinants of pain related disability, functional capacity measures, and pain scores; and a bespoke questionnaire assessing fidelity with recommended usage, and willingness to reduce analgesic or other pain related medications with the future assistance of the ActiPatch®.
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142 participants in 2 patient groups, including a placebo group
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Arun Aggarwal, Prof; Graeme Campbell
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