… %-13%) using the ACR criteria to define chronic pain.• Prospective epidemiological studies
are needed to estimate the CP prevalence in Alberta (using a very clear case-definition and …

… -to-date prevalence data. This article first reviews studies that examined the prevalence of
chronic pain … How many adults aged 18 or older who live in your household have experienced …

… prevalence of chronic pain at various locations is lower than previously reported. Over 85%
of the population did not report any current, nonminor, chronic localized or widespread pain. …

… the prevalence, severity, treatment and impact of chronic pain … aged ⩾18 years with chronic
pain for in-depth interviews. 19% … prevalence of chronic pain, but also sought to explore how …

… approach, our prevalence estimate of the overall chronic pain population is approximately
… in those studies as well as how chronic pain was operationalized. More important, whereas …

… was a time-based quantification over the past 3 months: how often the respondent had pain
categorized as never, some days, most days, or every day. This data field was dichotomized …

… Strategy, which is the first national effort to transform how the population burden of pain is …
and calls for estimates of chronic pain and high-impact chronic pain in the general population (…

… of pain in the UK. The purpose of this review was to synthesise existing data on the prevalence
of various chronic pain … Our study indicates how a systematic review of published surveys …

… This paper reviews current knowledge of risk markers associated with chronic pain and
considers how these might inform management and prevention. Risk factors include socio-…

… Chronic pain is recognised as an important … of chronic pain remains limited. We undertook
a study designed to quantify and describe the prevalence and distribution of chronic pain in …