A prognostic approach to defining chronic pain has been proposed as an alternative to
traditional definitions based on retrospective duration of pain. While this new approach …

Objectives: To test whether the prognostic definition of chronic pain, which has previously
been applied in specific anatomic areas, performed well in a cohort of older adults with a …

This paper develops a prognostic approach to defining chronic back pain. Possible and
probable chronic back pain were defined, respectively, by a 50% and an 80%(or greater) …

A novel prognostic approach to defining chronic pain was developed in a US primary care
low back pain population, using a combination of information about pain history, current …

Objectives To identify distinct pain trajectories over 10.7 years and to examine predictors of
identified pain trajectories in an older population and those with radiographic knee …

Objective Joint pain in older adults is a problem commonly presented to primary care. In
contrast to methods for defining and staging the most likely underlying disease …

Chronic pain has been traditionally defined by pain duration, but this approach has limited
empirical support and does not account for chronic pain's multi-dimensionality. This study …

Objectives The FUTUREPAIN study develops a short general-purpose questionnaire, based
on the biopsychosocial model, to predict the probability of developing or maintaining …

Background Knee pain affects an estimated 25% of the adult population aged 50 years and
over. Osteoarthritis is the most common diagnosis made in older adults consulting with knee …

The objective of the study was to perform a systematic review to identify and appraise
outcome measures and measures of pain that are used to assess the experience of pain by …