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J Pain September 2018 PMID 29608973

Health Care Utilization and Costs Associated With Pediatric Chronic Pain.

Dmitry Tumin, David Drees, Rebecca Miller, Sharon Wrona, Don Hayes, Joseph D Tobias, Tarun Bhalla

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Overall, the evaluations highlight recognition of the article's importance, with many posters expressing high interest and moderate engagement through questions and suggestions for healthcare improvements. Words like 'significant,' 'urgent,' and 'important' emphasize the perceived impact, while references to statistics and healthcare strategies demonstrate thoughtful engagement with the topic.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions recognize the significance of the research findings, with several posts explicitly agreeing that the study sheds light on important healthcare utilization trends among children with chronic pain.

InterestHigh interest

Posts demonstrate high interest, often referring to the high prevalence and implications of pediatric chronic pain, and many express curiosity about strategies to improve care coordination.

EngagementModerate engagement

The discussions show moderate engagement, with some users commenting on the methodology or potential policy changes, though few delve deeply into critique or nuanced analysis.

ImpactModerate impact

The conversations suggest the publication could influence healthcare practices, as several posts mention the need for better management approaches and resource allocation.

Abstract in brief

  • Pediatric chronic pain affects about 6% of children aged 0 to 17, based on a national survey.
  • Children with chronic pain are more likely to use specialty care, complementary and alternative medicine, and emergency services, but not necessarily more mental health care.
  • The increased emergency care use highlights the potential benefit of improved management strategies to reduce unnecessary emergency visits and provide better multidisciplinary treatment options.]
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