Longitudinal Outcomes for a 10-Week Interdisciplinary Pain Rehabilitation Program

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Julia R. Craner · Grand Rapids Community College

Andrea J. Fromson · Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital

Kayla Moore · Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital

Eric S. Lake · Grand Rapids Community College

Arianna E A. Perra · Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital

Teri Holwerda · Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital

Abstract

A 10-week IPRP model can improve pain and functioning in a population of patients with heterogenous chronic pain conditions in a community setting, providing durable improvements over time. These results add to the body of literature supporting IPRPs as an effective intervention for patients with chronic pain.

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Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation Empathy and Medical Education Occupational Therapy Practice and Research

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Published in: Clinical Journal of Pain

Volume 42, Issue 1

DOI: 10.1097/ajp.0000000000001333

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