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Understanding Canadian Veterans' Attitudes Towards Personalized Medicine
Personalized PTSD carePersonalized medicine uses information about each person, such as genetics, lifestyle, and how their body processes medications, to guide individualized treatment and healthcare decisions. This study explores Veterans' knowledge and understanding of personalized medicine, including their concerns or barriers to use.
Understanding these perspectives may guide future mental healthcare by ensuring approaches are acceptable, accessible, and better aligned with Veterans' needs and preferences.
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Exploring Possibilities in Provincial Health Programs: Immersive Stepped Care to Transform Chronic Pain Management for Canadian Veterans
Chronic pain & mental healthCommunity-based approaches to chronic pain care can tailor care to individual needs, such as at the ChangePain Clinic. Their approach to chronic pain care for Canadian Veterans combines virtual group visits, education, and in-person treatment from a multidisciplinary team. To understand how such approaches support or not the care experience, this study will evaluate the ChangePain Clinic Program over a 12-month period. By exploring the program's impact and barriers to treatment, findings may help improve chronic pain care for Veterans across Canada.
Evaluating this personalized, community-based approach to chronic pain care could help improve access, quality of life, and health outcomes for Canadian Veterans and their families.
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