Anyone interested in helping test an internet based pain man
Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 3:00 pm
Anyone interested in helping test an internet based pain management program. take a look at this,
http://goalistics.com/2012/10/new-study ... management program.
Help Test an Internet-Based Pain Management Program
☐ Are you an adult with chronic non-cancer pain lasting more than 3 months?
☐ Do you have a current prescription for an opioid medication (like Lortab, Norco, Oxycodone or Morphine)?
☐ Would you like to try an online program to learn more about how to manage the symptoms and stress of your painful condition?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may be eligible to participate in a study to determine the effect of an 8–week program to improve pain symptoms.
I don't take an opioid based drug but others will do I'm sure.
just to note,
This study is being conducted by Washington State University with funding from the Life Sciences Discovery Fund.
Just in case you need more incentive, they do say that [/color]
Participants will also be able to earn gift cards of up to $30 for completing online pain assessments
I'm not advocating just letting people know, it might be interesting and even helpful.
Take care,
Helen
http://goalistics.com/2012/10/new-study ... management program.
Help Test an Internet-Based Pain Management Program
☐ Are you an adult with chronic non-cancer pain lasting more than 3 months?
☐ Do you have a current prescription for an opioid medication (like Lortab, Norco, Oxycodone or Morphine)?
☐ Would you like to try an online program to learn more about how to manage the symptoms and stress of your painful condition?
If you answered YES to these questions, you may be eligible to participate in a study to determine the effect of an 8–week program to improve pain symptoms.
I don't take an opioid based drug but others will do I'm sure.
just to note,
This study is being conducted by Washington State University with funding from the Life Sciences Discovery Fund.
Just in case you need more incentive, they do say that [/color]
Participants will also be able to earn gift cards of up to $30 for completing online pain assessments
I'm not advocating just letting people know, it might be interesting and even helpful.
Take care,
Helen