Increasing activity is important yet challenging among people with chronic pain. Objective
assessment of activity using accelerometers (ie, ActiGraph) has gained popularity, but …

Background Improving physical function among patients with chronic pain is critical for
reducing disability and healthcare costs. However, mechanisms underlying improvement in …

Background Increasing physical function is a challenging, yet imperative goal of pain
management programs. Physical activity can improve physical function, but uptake is low …

Physical activity can improve function in patients with chronic pain, however, adherence is
low, in part due to inconsistent activity patterns. Smart wearable activity trackers, such as …

Objectives: Activity management is an important treatment component in chronic pain
programs. However, there are shortcomings in measures of this construct, leading to …

Background Physical activity (PA) can benefit pain and emotional functioning for patients
with chronic pain. However, associations between different intensities of PA (moderate-to …

This study compares the outcomes of an individually tailored behavioral medicine
intervention (experimental) with physical exercise therapy (control). The experimental …

Physical activity is positively related to various indices of quality of life and is found to reduce
symptoms in individuals with chronic pain. This manuscript presents findings from a post hoc …

Purpose Improving physical function is key to decreasing the burden of chronic pain across
the lifespan. Although mind-body interventions show promise in increasing physical function …

Objectives: To summarize the characteristics of home practice adherence in patients with
chronic pain randomized to a 10-week group mind–body activity program with (GetActive …