Nonpharmacological Treatment of Army Service Members with Chronic Pain Is Associated with Fewer Adverse Outcomes After Transition to the Veterans Health Administration

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Esther L Meerwijk, Mary Jo Larson, Eric M Schmidt, Rachel Sayko Adams, Mark R Bauer, Grant A Ritter, Chester Buckenmaier and Alex H. S Harris

Journal of general internal medicine : JGIM, Vol.35(3), pp.775-783

03/2020

PMID: 31659663

Abstract

adverse outcomes

nonpharmacological treatment

opioids

Original Research

Chronic Pain

Veterans

This output has contributed to the advancement of the following goals:

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Title: Nonpharmacological Treatment of Army Service Members with Chronic Pain Is Associated with Fewer Adverse Outcomes After Transition to the Veterans Health Administration
Creators: Esther L Meerwijk - Menlo Park, CA USA
Mary Jo Larson - Waltham, MA USA
Eric M Schmidt - Menlo Park, CA USA
Rachel Sayko Adams - Waltham, MA USA
Mark R Bauer - Waltham, MA USA
Grant A Ritter - Waltham, MA USA
Chester Buckenmaier - Rockville, MD USA
Alex H. S Harris - Menlo Park, CA USA Stanford, CA USA
Publication Details: Journal of general internal medicine : JGIM, Vol.35(3), pp.775-783
Publisher: Springer US
Grant note: R01DA030150 / ; R01AT008404 / ; RCS-14-23 / ;
Identifiers: 9924086289001921
Academic Unit: Institute for Behavioral Health; Heller School for Social Policy and Management
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article