mHealth-Augmented Care for Reducing Depression Symptom Severity Among Patients With Chronic Pain: Exploratory, Retrospective Cohort Study.

Dan Holley¹, Amanda Brooks¹, Matthew Hartz², Sudhir Rao³, Thomas Zaubler¹

¹Clinical Operations, NeuroFlow, Inc, 1601 Market St, Suite 1500, Philadelphia, PA, 19103, United States, 1 3026893520.

²Data and Engineering, NeuroFlow, Inc, Philadelphia, PA, United States.

³Pain and Spine Specialists, Mt. Airy, MD, United States.

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Abstract

BACKGROUND: Depression and chronic pain are commonly comorbid, mutually reinforcing, and debilitating. Emerging approaches to mobile behavioral health care (mHealth) promise to improve outcomes for patients with comorbid depression and chronic pain by integrating with existing care models to bolster support and continuity between clinical visits; however, the evidence base supporting the use of mH…

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