Objectives: To understand how pain-related cognitions predict and influence treatment
retention and adherence during and after a multidisciplinary rehabilitation program …

Background: Tailored treatments are topical in pain rehabilitation. One key issue for
correlational studies is the identification of factors having a potential causal impact on …

Little is known about how patient functioning changes after completion of multidisciplinary
pain programs, and what factors are associated with such changes when they occur; for …

It is a tenet of cognitive behavioral treatment of persistent pain problems that ex-patients
should adhere to treatment methods over the longer term, in order to maintain and to extend …

AIM: The aim of this study was to monitor the outcome of a five-week cognitive-behavioral
interdisciplinary rehabilitation program for patients disabled by chronic pain, utilizing data …

Physical and psychosocial disability in patients with chronic pain have been shown to be
associated with patients' pain-related beliefs, tendency to catastrophize, and pain coping …

The objective was to identify the degree to which illness perceptions and medication beliefs
explain variations in reported adherence to medication prescribed for the treatment of non …

Objectives Coping and beliefs are cornerstones to our understanding of adjustment to
chronic pain. This study sought to test the hypothesis that maladaptive pain-related coping …

Background Beliefs, cognitions, and behaviors relating to pain can be associated with a
range of negative outcomes. In patients, certain beliefs are associated with increased levels …

Objective The goal of multidisciplinary treatment for chronic pain is to help patients actively
self-manage pain. In this study, we examined predictors of 2 measures of readiness to self …