Exploring meaningful outcomes for people living with chronic pain when engaging in digital psychological interventions
About this research
This research explores the experiences of people living with chronic pain to help inform the development of digital psychological interventions that can deliver high-value care.
Who can participate
You may be eligible to participate if you:
- are aged 18 years or older
- have been diagnosed with a chronic primary or musculoskeletal pain condition (non-cancer)
- can participate in an online interview
- are not currently experiencing acute psychological distress or cognitive impairment.
What's involved
You'll be asked to:
- complete an online demographic survey (approximately 10 minutes)
- attend a one-on-one online interview (approximately 1 hour).
The interview will be recorded for analysis purposes. Any identifiable information will be removed before data analysis.
Benefits of participating
Participants' contribution will help support the development of digital psychological interventions designed to better meet the needs of people living with pain.
How to participate
If you meet the eligibility criteria and you're interested in participating, register your interest.
Ethics, data collection and privacy
This study has been approved by The University of Queensland Human Research Ethics Committee [Approval No.2025/HE001067].
Contact
If you have any questions email Chloe-Emily Eather c.eather@uq.edu.au.