Present: Claudia Abbiati, Levi Bonnell, Justine Dee, Nancy
Gell, Juvena Hitt, Ben Littenberg, Jen Oshita, Gail Rose, Connie van Eeghen, Adam
Sprouse-Blum, Marian Wingood
1.
Warm Up: Strategies
for Zooming in and not getting frozen to a chair all day
2.
Justine: Recruitment Change on IRB Protocol
a. Switch to
telehealth has made the protocol different, plus need to increase recruitment
i.
Completed 7 subjects out of 84 needed for power calculation (recruitment
target is 100)
ii.
Opening population to any individual who has experienced physical
or emotional trauma and has pain
1. Determined by “Life
events” checklist
2. There is no
defined threshold on the checklist; any item identified is a positive
iii.
Pain: any pain?
1. Not diabetic
peripheral neuropathy, or dental pain, or IBS
2. Yes: chronic
musculoskeletal pain
iv.
Recruit through public forums and provider referrals
v.
There is sufficient chronic pain in the population to yield enough
participants for the study
vi.
Outcome is physical function, not pain; trauma status will show up
in this stratification
b. Part of the protocol
includes physical manipulation; could be self-application of cold or heat at
home
i.
This works as an attention control; it is not the intervention
ii.
Doxy.me as the virtual platform of choice (not Zoom) – don’t
restrict to one; does need video component
iii.
What if participants don’t have access to heat/ice
iv.
Consider “self-mobilization” or 15 minutes of stretching
v.
Might not be “usual care” but “bio-medical-based care” or “bio-psycho-social
care”
vi.
Remember to update ClinicalTrials.gov
vii.
How might this change the research question?
1. Is this a
temporary move to telehealth?
2. When physical
restrictions on our society are lifted, will you go back to the original
method?
3.
4/16: Bring a piece of “home art” to share
a. Future topics
TBD
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