Evaluating the role of patient education in persistent pelvic pain management: A systematic review of clinical guidelines.
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This systematic review of international clinical guidelines evaluated the role of consumer education in persistent pelvic pain management to clarify its standing among professional associations.
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The role of education in pelvic pain management, as considered by professional associations and peak bodies, is not clear. The current project aims to fill this gap by undertaking a systematic review of clinical guidelines internationally, in order to determine the role of consumer education in persistent pelvic pain management.
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