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Objectives.Animal‐assisted therapy using dogs trained to be calm and provide comfort to strangers has been used as a complementary therapy for a range of medical conditions. This study was designed to evaluate the effects of brief therapy dog visits for fibromyalgia patients attending a tertiary outpatient pain management facility compared with time spent in a waiting room.
Design.Open label with...
Objective. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of brief therapy dog visits to an outpatient pain management facility compared with time spent in a waiting room.
Design. The design of this study is open‐label.
Setting. This study was conducted in a university tertiary care adult chronic pain outpatient clinic.
Subjects. The subjects of this study include outpatients, adults...
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