Digital gamification in chronic pain management in adulthood: a systematic review
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This systematic review investigates the effectiveness of digital gamification interventions in managing chronic non-cancer pain among adults. The authors found that while gamification elements like feedback and challenges can significantly reduce pain and enhance user engagement, there is considerable variability in study designs, adherence, and long-term efficacy, indicating a need for higher-quality trials and personalized approaches in future research.
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