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27 german population suffers recurrent persistent pain lasting three months therefore prevention chronic pain one major object pain management interventions aim nationwide multicentre randomised controlled trial evaluate efficacy 10week ambulatory outpatient interdisciplinary multimodal pain therapy aimpt patients recurrent pain risk developing chronic pain project initiated german pain society deutsche schmerzgesellschaft ev public health insurance provider barmer currently funded german innovation fund 01nvf20023 study pain20 focuses reducing pain intensity painrelated disability investigates whether intervention improve physical activity psychological wellbeing health literacy pain20 designed multicentre 11 randomised controlled trial two parallel groups randomisation patient level planned n 1094 duration study participation 12 months implemented 22 health care facilities nationwide 6 months patients within control group also receive intervention primary outcomes pain intensity painrelated impairment measured characteristic pain intensity pi disability score ds von korff well patientrelated satisfaction intervention secondary outcomes number sick leave days sickness allowance treatment costs psychological distress healthrelated quality life catastrophizing effects intervention analysed parallelgroup comparison intervention control groups addition longterm effects within intervention group observed prepost comparison control group intervention performed recurrent persistent pain common german population causes high costs patients society aimpt aims improve pain painrelated impairments pain patients risk chronification thereby reducing risk developing chronic pain high socioeconomic burden new therapy could easily integrated existing therapy programs positively evaluated trial pain20 registered german clinical trials register drks since 21112022 id drks00030773