Enablers, Barriers and Practical Applications of a Group‐Based Pain Self‐Management Program for Patients Receiving Medical Cannabis: A Qualitative Study of Patients and Clinicians
Abstract Background: Pain self‐management (PSM) programs have demonstrated effectiveness as a pain management strategy, yet evidence remains scarce for patients with chronic pain treated with medical cannabis. We aimed to explore feasibility aspects and practical applications of developing and implementing a group‐based PSM intervention in this context. Methods: Twenty‐two semi‐structured qualitative interviews were conducted with 10 chronic pain patients treated with cannabis and 12 clinicians from a range of expertise. Results: Overall, the interviewees believed that the proposed intervention is
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