PROGRESS: A Patient-centered Engagement Infrastructure and Multi-level Approach to Enrich Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in a National Randomized Online Behavioral Pain Treatment Study - The Journal of Pain

By: Jessica Clifton, Emma Adair, Matthias Cheung, Calia Torres, Wendy Andrews, Brittany Dorsonne, Arayam Y Halilu, Elizabeth Heggan, Jackie Miefert, Gabrielle Riazi, Troy C. Dildine, Shelly Spears, Regina Greer-Smit, Ting-Pun, Neely Williams, Luzmercy Perez, Heather P. King, Maisa S. Ziadni, Sean Mackey, and Beth D. Darnall

The older man is sitting on the couch at home, has pain in the knee joint, holding his leg, osteoarthritis concept.

Twenty percent of individuals experience chronic pain worldwide posing significant challenges to those living with it. Pain research is crucial for developing and characterizing effective strategies to reduce the burden of chronic pan.