STEPS PFAC: Seniors Using Technology to Engage in Pain Self-Management

Authors

Lisa D. Landvogt, Henry Ford HealthFollow
Leslie Grijalva, Henry Ford HealthFollow
Tracie Mason, Henry Ford HealthFollow
Jessica Judson, Henry Ford HealthFollow
Courtney Latimer, Henry Ford HealthFollow
Jaye Clement, Henry Ford HealthFollow
Kimberlydawn Widsom, Henry Ford HealthFollow
Tashfia Jilu
Sara Nguyen
Rebecca Lindsay
Mary Javenic

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Description

STEPS stands for Seniors using Technology to Engage in Pain Self-management. We are testing to see if a pain self-management program can help people live better with chronic pain and reduce pain’s impact on their lives. Participants will: Complete three 60-minute telephone surveys Baseline, 2-month follow-up, and 12-month follow-up. Be randomly placed into one of two groups (50/50 chance): Intervention Group: A 7-week program with web-based videos and weekly telephone sessions led by a Community Health Worker. Control Group: A control group that receives program materials & a half-day workshop after the final survey.

Publication Date

10-26-2023

City

Detroit, Michigan

Keywords

patient-centered care; patient experience; patient advisors; patient advisory councils

Disciplines

Health Services Research

Recommended Citation

Landvogt, Lisa D.; Grijalva, Leslie; Mason, Tracie; Judson, Jessica; Latimer, Courtney; Clement, Jaye; Widsom, Kimberlydawn; Jilu, Tashfia; Nguyen, Sara; Lindsay, Rebecca; and Javenic, Mary, "STEPS PFAC: Seniors Using Technology to Engage in Pain Self-Management" (2023). 2023 Patient Advisor Retreat. 8.
https://scholarlycommons.henryford.com/perc2023/8