Objectives This systematic review aims to assess the effectiveness, acceptability, and
sustainability of non-pharmacological pain management interventions for older adults in …

Background Pain is common in older adults. To maintain their quality of life and promote
healthy ageing in the community, it is important to lower their pain levels. Pharmacological …

Background Chronic pain frequently exists with other comorbid conditions in older adults,
yet little is known about the effectiveness of non-pharmacologic interventions. A scoping …

Purpose To determine the incidence of anxiety and depression and examine their cross-
sectional associations with chronic pain and quality of life among older adults in rural China …

Pain is a common problem among the elderly. The entire scope of chronic pain relief
strategies used by community elderly is still unclear. A limited number of studies have …

Purpose Persistent pain is common in older people and people living with frailty. Pain or the
impact of pain on everyday life is potentially modifiable. We sought to map research …

Background Studies have shown that physical interventions and psychological methods
based on the cognitive behavioral approach are efficacious in alleviating pain and that …

Abstract Background and Objectives Clinical practice guidelines recommend noninvasive
nonpharmacological pain therapies; however, reviews that assess the literature pertaining to …

Abstract Background and Objectives Gate control theory and fear-avoidance model of
chronic pain posit that biopsychosocial factors can modulate pain. Non-pharmacological …

Background Older adults have a high prevalence of chronic pain, which can have a
substantial effect on their health and quality of life. Patients' use of effective pain relief …