Abdominal Pain Clinical Trial
Official title:
DARWeb: an Online Psychosocial Intervention for Children With Recurrent Abdominal Pain and Their Families.
Chronic and recurrent pain is a very important issue in the society, and its treatment is
challenging.
In children, one of the most common pain problems is recurrent abdominal pain. This problem
can affect up to 12% of the children population, and can interfere on daily activities of
both children and parents. Recurrent abdominal pain in children is also associated with other
health problems, and can be related to problems in adulthood. Unfortunately, the current
health system does not have an effective treatment for these children and their families.
This is why the investigators propose an online intervention, DARWeb, for people in this
situation.
DARWeb provides an innovative solution using Information and Communication Technology to
facilitate access. It is also innovative because it is directed towards secondary prevention,
in contrast to the majority of current treatments available for pain problems that are
focused in reducing the impact of pain when it is already severe. Thus, the objective of
DARWeb is to provide information and teach strategies to children and their parents that help
them to cope with pain and prevent pain interference in their daily lives (in the short,
medium and long term).
With this project, the investigators plan, first, to create a new version of their treatment
program (DARWeb V2) from the results of the pilot study. Second, the investigators will test
the effects of DARWeb V2 through a randomized clinical trial with a large sample, and they
will assess the short, medium and long term effects. In addition, the investigators want to
study which of the variables that are addressed in their intervention are responsible for the
potential changes observed.
The investigators expect that their treatment program will be effective to reduce pain in the
short, medium and long term.
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