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Comparing Two Ways to Help Patients Manage Long-Term Non-Cancer Pain

RTI International
Lauren A. McCormack, PhD, MSPH
 In progress; Not yet recruiting North Carolina Research Project

Testing One State's Effort to Prevent Unsafe Treatments for Patients with Back Pain -- Back on Track

Kaiser Foundation Research Institute, a Division of Kaiser Foundation Hospitals
Lynn DeBar, PhD, MPH
 In progress; Recruiting Washington Research Project

Comparing Two Ways to Help Patients and Doctors Discuss Treatment for Long-Term Pain -- Voices in Pain Care

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Brennan Spiegel, MD
 In progress; Enrollment complete California Research Project

Managing Long-Term Low Back Pain to Improve Health and Reduce Reliance on Opioid Medicines: Comparing Mindfulness Meditation and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy -- Strategies To Assist with Management of Pain (STAMP)

University of Wisconsin-Madison
Aleksandra Zgierska, MD, PhD
 In progress; Recruiting Wisconsin Research Project

Comparing Ways to Help Veterans Manage Pain and Reduce Use of Prescription Opioid Medicines -- The VOICE Study

University of Minnesota Twin Cities
Erin Krebs, MD, MPH
 In progress; Recruiting Minnesota Research Project

Comparing Two Approaches to Prevent Long-Term Low Back Pain in High-Risk Patients -- The TARGET Trial

University of Pittsburgh
Anthony Delitto, PhD, PT
 In progress; Enrollment complete Pennsylvania Research Project

Developing Measures of Pain Appraisal and Pain-Related Self-Efficacy for People Living with Chronic Pain

University of Washington
Dagmar Amtmann, PhD
 Completed; PCORI Public and Professional Abstracts Posted Washington Research Project

Acupuncture Approaches to Decrease Disparities in Outcomes of Pain Treatment- A Two Arm Comparative Effectiveness Trial (AADDOPT-2)

Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Diane Melissa McKee, MD, MS
 In PCORI Peer-Review Process New York Research Project

Are Shorter Informed Consent Discussions, Compared with Longer Written Forms, Acceptable to Patients for Low-Risk Comparative Studies?

Johns Hopkins University
Nancy Kass, ScD^
 Completed; PCORI Public and Professional Abstracts Posted Maryland Research Project

Comparing Three Ways of Involving Patients with Low Back Pain in Setting Research Priorities -- SMARTER

University of Washington
Danielle Lavallee, PhD, PharmD
 Completed; PCORI Public and Professional Abstracts Posted Washington Research Project