Research progress of digital therapy in pain management

Pain significantly impacts both the physical and mental well-being of individuals and imposes a substantial burden on society. Traditional pain management approaches are diverse but often fall short in adequately addressing patients’ emotional and psychological experiences. In recent years, digital therapy has emerged as a rapidly developing field with significant potential in perioperative pain management. This innovative approach leverages digital technology, particularly cognitive-behavioral therapy, to alleviate pain and deliver more comprehensive, efficient, and personalized care. This study explores the applications and future directions of digital therapy in pain management, aiming to broaden understanding among healthcare professionals and patients, and to open new avenues for pain treatment. The text combs through the synergistic empowerment of digital therapeutics in the perioperative period, discussing its multifaceted advantages such as optimizing analgesic effects, reducing mental anxiety, and improving psychological conditions. It also analyzes current challenges including privacy protection, data security, and technological adaptation, providing a reference for future research and application directions in digital pain treatment during the perioperative period.

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Journal
Perioperative Precision Medicine
Published
2024-12-26
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https://doi.org/10.61189/285507yclyaz
Primary Topic
Pain Management and Placebo Effect
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Research progress of digital therapy in pain management

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Abstract

Pain significantly impacts both the physical and mental well-being of individuals and imposes a substantial burden on society. Traditional pain management approaches are diverse but often fall short in adequately addressing patients’ emotional and psychological experiences. In recent years, digital therapy has emerged as a rapidly developing field with significant potential in perioperative pain management. This innovative approach leverages digital technology, particularly cognitive-behavioral therapy, to alleviate pain and deliver more comprehensive, efficient, and personalized care. This study explores the applications and future directions of digital therapy in pain management, aiming to broaden understanding among healthcare professionals and patients, and to open new avenues for pain treatment. The text combs through the synergistic empowerment of digital therapeutics in the perioperative period, discussing its multifaceted advantages such as optimizing analgesic effects, reducing mental anxiety, and improving psychological conditions. It also analyzes current challenges including privacy protection, data security, and technological adaptation, providing a reference for future research and application directions in digital pain treatment during the perioperative period.

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