Statistically and practically significant improvements from baseline to 12 months were observed for pain interference, average 24-hour pain, symptoms of depression, symptoms of insomnia, pain catastrophizing, risk of future aberrant opioid behavior, health-related quality of life, self-reported health, self-reported medical visits, and objectively measured ED visits.
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Chronic Pain in the Emergency Department: A Pilot Interdisciplinary Program Demonstrates Improvements in Disability, Psychosocial Function, and Healthcare Utilization.
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