… in the chronic pain literature. … chronic pain sufferers selected from a national sample of
adults and then examines a set of its psychological correlates. Using the Profile of Chronic Pain:…

… sample, 14.1% reported ‘significant chronic pain’, … chronic pain’ may reflect the proportion
of chronic pain which places most demands on the health services, while ‘severe chronic pain’ …

… health were significantly associated with pain-related interference with … sample described
having a chronic pain problem characterized by severe pain intensity and significant pain…

… This study shows that chronic pain is a major problem in the community, with about half of
the sample reporting chronic pain; after standardisation we estimate that 46·5% of the general …

… in chronic pain processing within a community sample, but also to do so in a reasonably
comprehensive fashion. In seeking to accomplish our aims, we made use of the Pain Context …

… We report here results from a 4-year follow-up study of a community sample of residents
in Grampian (Elliott et al., 1999), designed to describe patterns and predictors of change in …

… Regarding pain intensity, there was no significant difference … chronic pain in the clinical
and the community samples. However, due to higher functional impairment, the clinical sample …

… characteristics of pain and their … chronic pain, including pattern, severity, location, spread,
and duration, in a population-based sample and to investigate the relationships between pain …

… that 46% of their sample had chronic pain [13]. This figure was used to calculate the sample
size required. Predicting that 46% of our sample may exhibit chronic pain, and to achieve a …

… perceived injustice and pain outcomes among people with chronic pain. This … sample of
individuals from the community with various types of chronic pain, including musculoskeletal pain…