Conceptual framework reveals digital twin learning health systems to improve pain care, indicating personalized forecasting via multimodal biomarkers and dynamic data.
Despite scientific advances, pain care remains fragmented, inaccessible, and imprecise. We propose a future in which Digital Twin Learning Health Systems (DT-LHS) transform pain management by integrating multimodal biomarkers, real-time data streams, and adaptive learning loops to personalize care. These systems simulate individual trajectories, forecast treatment responses, and update continuously based on outcomes. CHOIR, an open-source informatics platform, operationalizes this vision, turning routine clinical care into a scalable, continuously improving experiment. By merging biological insight with dynamic modeling and real-world feedback, DT-LHS offers a path toward truly personalized, responsive, accessible, and equitable pain care.
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