Participant eligibility checklist
Is your participant eligible for the Amelio pain program?
A few quick questions to confirm suitability before you refer. It takes about two minutes, and we'll guide you one step at a time.
Around 1 in 5 injuries develop into chronic pain. Research shows the likelihood is shaped less by the original diagnosis and more by a set of factors present at the time of injury. The checklist looks for these signals so the right participants reach the program early. Step 2 also draws on published research to give you a quick read on how much these factors, together, may raise the chance of the pain sticking around.
First, the essentials
All three need to be confirmed for a participant to be eligible. Choose an answer for each.
What's making this pain stick?
Select every factor that applies. At least one is needed to be eligible, the more present, the more the program can help.
Based on patterns seen in published research, not a diagnosis or a clinical score — it's here to help you prioritise, not to decide eligibility on its own.
This tool is not a substitute for clinical judgement or the mandatory eligibility checklist steps. Weighting overlay has been built from Dunn et al. (2024, PLOS ONE) and Mekonnen et al. (2024, J Occup Rehabil).
Important safety check
This is the only thing that would rule a participant out, even when everything else fits.
Anxiety, depression, stress, poor sleep, or emotional distress when these are associated with the pain condition. These are exactly where the program helps.
participant is not the right fit at this time
Participant details
A few details so we can reach out and arrange the first conversation.