COVID-19 and Mental Health (CMH) Initiative: Research
A Review of Best Evidence and Patient Preference-based Options for Online/Virtual Care of Bone/Joint and Muscle Problems That Cause Chronic Pain and Distress
Key Messages
- The methods of intervention studies need to be improved (initial findings).
- Virtual interventions that help manage both physical and mental health symptoms had some positive effects in improving pain (initial findings).
Keywords
- Musculoskeletal
- Chronic pain
- Mental health
- Virtual care
- Knowledge synthesis
- Physical health
- Coronavirus (COVID-19)
- Network meta-analysis
- Knowledge translation
Author(s)
- Nominated Principal Applicant: Joy MacDermid (Western University)
- Joy MacDermid (Western University)
- Pavlos Bobos (Western University)
- Goris Nazari (Western University)
For more information, please contact: Joy MacDermid, jmacderm@uwo.ca
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Chronic Disease and/or Mental Illness
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