Pain self-efficacy
Relationships between self-efficacy and personal hardiness and pain self-efficacy in university students
... whole self- efficacy questionnaire was 0.90, on social self-efficacy scale was ...academic self-efficacy scale was 0.84 and on emotional self-efficacy scale was ...
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The Effect of Cognitive-Behavioral Hypnotherapy on Modifying the Pain Beliefs and Pain Self-Efficacy in Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain (CLBP)
... their pain and experience better personal abilities and ...improving pain-related beliefs and increasing the pain self-efficacy of patients; therefore, it can be used as a non-invasive ...
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The Relationship between Pain Self-efficacy and Pain intensity in Multiple Sclerosis Patients
... models through evaluation of one psychological variable correlation (pain self efficacy) with pain intensity in M.S. Method: In this study, 249 patients were selected through convenient ...
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The impact of an interactive educational programme on children’s nurses’ knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and perceptions of children’s pain, self efficacy, and perceptions of barriers to optimal post operative pain management in children
... This success requires investment of time in a preparatory phase. Normally, developing high quality programmes of this nature requires money, time and infrastructure (Lewis et al., 2005; Smith, 2007). For example, in this ...
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A systematic review of outcome measures utilised to assess self management in clinical trials in patients with chronic pain
... chronic pain is a lack of direct biological measures for pain severity ...that self-efficacy scales, which are most frequently used in our included studies, have high response shifts with ...
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Does the awareness of having a lumbar spondylolisthesis influence self-efficacy and kinesiophobia? A retrospective analysis
... of pain and healthcare, as well as cultural and educational ...High pain self-efficacy and low fear of movement are consid- ered relevant in reducing the consequences of LBP in terms of ...
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A Descriptive Longitudinal Study of Chronic Pain Outcomes and Gender Differences in a Multidisciplinary Pain Management Centre
... Outcome measurements of pain intensity rating NRS 0-10, pain temporal characteristics statements 1 - 6, Pain Self-Efficacy PSEQ, Depression Anxiety Stress Scales DASS-21 and HRQoL Medica[r] ...
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Prediction of Quality of life by Self-Efficacy, Pain Intensity and Pain Duration in Patient with Pain Disorders
... positive pain self- efficacy for successful adaptation to chronic pain is well documented and chronic pain are more affected by self- efficacy (Arnstein, 2000) (Turk & ...
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The role of control beliefs in predicting physical activity among Active Living Every Day participants with arthritis
... between pain, fatigue, depression and physical activity was significantly reduced when the self-efficacy variables were added, suggesting a potential intervening role for these three types of ...with ...
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Comparative efficacy of three active treatment modules on psychosocial variables in patients with long-term mechanical low-back pain: a randomized-controlled trial
... provoking pain and further damage to the spine ...54]. Pain self-efficacy and fear of movement have been proposed to explain the relation- ship between pain and disability in patients ...
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Chronic pain management: service delivery and evaluation
... Chapter 5 - Results 77 Distribution characteristics 78 Psychometric properties of the Pain Self Efficacy Questionnaire 85 Predicting Pain Related Disability 93 Clinical Sensitivity and P[r] ...
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The Effects of Telephone Intervention on Arthritis Self-Efficacy, Depression, Pain and Fatigue in Older Adults with Arthritis
... addition, the intervention group was more satisfied with their care than the control group (as shown by their scores on a Satisfaction with Services questionnaire). There was no change in functional status or arthritis ...
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Chronic pain self-management for older adults: a randomized controlled trial [ISRCTN11899548]
... in pain interference with daily activities and increases in participants' self-reported ability to cope with ...the efficacy of a pain coping skills training (CST) intervention as compared ...
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Husbands’ perceptions of their wives’ breast cancer coping efficacy: testing congruence models of adjustment
... In order to test, in the additive model, whether husbands’ perceptions (HSEC) add variance to the prediction of wives’ adjustment over-and-above the variance that is determined by the wives’ reports of their own coping ...
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Comparison of characteristics between neurosis and sense of self-efficacy, coping with chronic pain patients and healthy individuals
... Given the nature of this research paper pencil people suffering from Twist practical limitations that create obstacles for researchers. In addition, since this is a retrospective study, there is no possibility of causal ...
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Positive psychological change in people with rheumatoid arthritis
... There appears to be little known about the psychometric properties of the SLQ-38, specifically in people with RA, therefore the scale could be improved by creating disease specific measurements for RA, in order to assess ...
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Musculoskeletal pain and exercise challenging existing paradigms and introducing new: an educational review
... patient-reported pain were achieved with a range of contextual factors, such as varying degrees of pain experienced (ranging from pain being allowed to advised, with/without recommended pain ...
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... Other researchers use a different way of labelling and focus more on the complexity of skills by labelling the subscales as ‘Basic information literacy skills’, ‘Intermediate information literacy skills’ and ‘Advanced ...
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Effects of vicarious pain on self-pain perception: investigating the role of awareness
... This project was supported by The University of Hong Kong May Endowed Professorship in Neuropsychology. We would like to extend our utmost gratitude to Prof. Jin Fan, Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory, Queens College, ...
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Associations between general self-efficacy and health-related quality of life among 12-13-year-old school children: a cross-sectional survey
... The Norwegian translation of the German questionnaire KINDL was used to measure HRQOL. KINDL is a quality of life measure developed for use with healthy and clinical groups of children and adolescents aged 4-16 years. ...
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