Assessing Digital Health Implementation for a Pediatric Chronic Pain Intervention: Comparing the RE-AIM and BIT Frameworks Against Real-World Trial Data and Recommendations for Future Studies
BackgroundDigital health interventions have demonstrated efficacy for several conditions including for pediatric chronic pain. However, the process of making interventions available to end users in an efficient and sustained way is challenging and remains a new area of research. To advance this fiel...
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Main Authors: | de la Vega, Rocio (Author), Ritterband, Lee (Author), Palermo, Tonya M (Author) |
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2020-09-01T00:00:00Z.
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