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• W2024174148 abstract "INTRODUCTION The Veterans Health Administration (VHA) aims to honor America's veterans by providing exceptional healthcare that improves their health and well-being. To accomplish this mission, VHA will continuously improve the quality and safety of healthcare for veterans--particularly in health areas associated with their military service--and conduct research and development in clinical and system improvement areas. Approximately 5 million people received care in Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) healthcare facilities in 2006. The VA healthcare system includes settings across the healthcare continuum, including 156 hospitals, 877 outpatient clinics, 136 nursing homes, 43 residential rehabilitation facilities, and 207 readjustment counseling centers. The majority of patients, approximately 54 million, were treated in outpatient clinics. The VA Office of Research and Development (ORD) is dedicated to the discovery of new knowledge, the creation of innovations to advance healthcare for veterans and the nation, and the development of VA researchers and healthcare leaders. In 2006, funding for VA research from all sources was just over $1.5 billion. The VA currently conducts more than 10,000 research projects at more than 100 VA medical centers. VA research is organized into four services of research and development (RD studies on the mechanisms and mediators of pain treatments; efficacy studies of innovative treatment approaches, including psychological interventions and complementary and alternative medicine interventions; and studies of pain in the context of terminal illness and palliative care. Health Services RD the efficacy of innovative rehabilitation approaches to pain management; development and evaluation of pain outcome assessment methods, especially those involving technology; and pain and psychiatric comorbidities. Finally, Biomedical Laboratory R&D focuses on basic biological or physiological principles using laboratory and animal models. Funded studies include animal models and investigations of tissues, blood, or other biological specimens from humans. Pain-related priorities in the portfolio include studies with a neurological and cellular-level focus and basic research with potential to contribute to the development of innovative pain treatments. Initiatives established across all research service portfolios provide foci for a broad cross-section of pain dimensions. The recent and continuing focus on deployment health issues for veterans returning from Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) represents a particularly important area for targeted solicitations that emphasize pain management. …" @default.
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