Handing over instead of ending pain management programmes: How peer-led meetings build on positive gains
For people who experience long term pain, continuing peer-led meetings when a pain management course finishes can be an effective low-cost, social intervention, a new article published by NIHR ARC West and North Bristol NHS Trust has highlighted.
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