Evidence suggests that self-efficacy can play an essential role as a protective factor as well
as a mediator in the relationship between pain and disability in people suffering from chronic …

Purpose: We aimed to produce comprehensive guidelines and recommendations that can
be utilized by orthopaedic practices as well as other specialties to improve the management …

Chronic pain affects more than 50 million Americans. Treatments remain inadequate, in
large part, because the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying the development of …

Background There have been growing recommendations to include education in multi-
disciplinary interventions targeting chronic pain management. However, effects of this …

Purpose This study aimed to investigate whether changes in psychosocial factors and pain
severity were associated with reduction in disability due to pain among patients with chronic …

Background: Musculoskeletal (MSK) injury is one of the major causes of persistent pain.
Objective: This systematic literature review explored the factors that lead to persistent pain …

Objective Despite empirical support for interdisciplinary pain rehabilitation programs
improving functioning and quality of life, access to this treatment approach has decreased …

Background Effective pain assessment and management is widely reported as sub optimal
due to inadequate knowledge and negative attitudes among nurses. Aim To determine …

Objective: Evaluate the incidence and risk factors of opioid use 1 year after injury in elderly
trauma patients. Background: The current epidemic of prescription opioid misuse and …

Objective To measure the impact of the multidisciplinary Turning Pain Into Gain program in
people experiencing chronic pain of any etiology. Methods A mixed-methods observational …