Cognitive flexibility training for chronic pain: a randomized clinical study.

Katherine J HolzerMarko S TodorovicElizabeth A WilsonAaron SteinbergMichael S AvidanSimon Haroutounian

Published in: Pain reports (2024)

Outcomes suggest that using neurocognitive training to modify cognitive flexibility in patients with chronic pain may improve pain severity. This study provided effect size estimates to inform sample size calculations for randomized controlled trials to test the effectiveness of neurocognitive interventions for the prevention and treatment of chronic pain.

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