2019
DOI: 10.1080/00325481.2019.1574403
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Reframing chronic pain as a disease, not a symptom: rationale and implications for pain management

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“…However, the limited results for some of them point towards a confirmation of our hypotheses (i.e., ≥60% of the analyses confirm hypothesis). More specifically, concerning maladaptive CEF, there is potential for an, at least indirect, positive relationship between (1) general anxiety symptoms and the propensity to seek emergency care [110] and to use CAM services [115], (2) catastrophizing and the odds of using prescription pain medication [84], using opioids [84,122], having consultations with healthcare providers in general [7,89] and having tertiary care consultations in particular [56], (3) depressive symptoms and having hospitalizations [52], (4) fear-avoidance beliefs and the amount of pain medication use [126] and the chance of having a healthcare consultation [68], (5) frustration and using pain medication [59], (6) health worry and number of consultations with healthcare providers [132], (7) helplessness and the amount of healthcare consultations [128] and the odds for having secondary care consultations [116], (8) the level of beliefs of negative consequences of health condition and the propensity to use pain medication [59] and to have primary [59] and secondary care consultation [116], (9) negative illness beliefs and the chance of using pain medication [59], having healthcare consultations in general [68] and primary care consultations in particular [59] and the amount of HCU in general [120], (10) psychological distress and the number of emergency room visits [111] and hospital admissions [111] and the propensity of using pain medication in general [59] and prescription pain medication in particular [81,111], and of having primary care consultations [59,…”
Section: Directions For Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…However, the limited results for some of them point towards a confirmation of our hypotheses (i.e., ≥60% of the analyses confirm hypothesis). More specifically, concerning maladaptive CEF, there is potential for an, at least indirect, positive relationship between (1) general anxiety symptoms and the propensity to seek emergency care [110] and to use CAM services [115], (2) catastrophizing and the odds of using prescription pain medication [84], using opioids [84,122], having consultations with healthcare providers in general [7,89] and having tertiary care consultations in particular [56], (3) depressive symptoms and having hospitalizations [52], (4) fear-avoidance beliefs and the amount of pain medication use [126] and the chance of having a healthcare consultation [68], (5) frustration and using pain medication [59], (6) health worry and number of consultations with healthcare providers [132], (7) helplessness and the amount of healthcare consultations [128] and the odds for having secondary care consultations [116], (8) the level of beliefs of negative consequences of health condition and the propensity to use pain medication [59] and to have primary [59] and secondary care consultation [116], (9) negative illness beliefs and the chance of using pain medication [59], having healthcare consultations in general [68] and primary care consultations in particular [59] and the amount of HCU in general [120], (10) psychological distress and the number of emergency room visits [111] and hospital admissions [111] and the propensity of using pain medication in general [59] and prescription pain medication in particular [81,111], and of having primary care consultations [59,…”
Section: Directions For Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pain conditions are among the leading causes of global disability, in particular low back pain and headache disorders as these are the 2 leading causes of years lived with disability according to the Global Burden of Disease Project 1990-2017 [3][4][5][6]. This entails that pain is impacting on global healthcare utilization (HCU) and productivity loss [7], and especially for chronic pain, this is resulting in high socioeconomic burden due to excessive HCU [7,8].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Медицинская реабилитация представляет собой комплекс методов немедикаментозного воздействия, направленных на восстановление физического и психического здоровья пациентов. Это необходимая составная часть ведения больных с ХНБС, в том числе связанной с ОА ФС и КПС [95,96]. Согласно рекомендациям EULAR 2018 г., терапия скелетно-мышечной боли должна включать обучение пациентов в сочетании с физическими упражнениями, коррекцией биомеханических нарушений, психологической и социальной поддержкой, обучением гигиене сна, регулированием массы тела, а также нефармакологическими методами лечения [97].…”
Section: медицинская реабилитация и физиотерапияunclassified
“…В отличие от фармакотерапии, которая обеспечивает подавление активности патологического процесса, медицинская реабилитация направлена на стимуляцию собственных защитных сил организма, по сути, к возвращению состояния здоровья. Для этого используются различные нефармакологические подходы, начиная от образовательных программ и психологической поддержки пациента и заканчивая использованием физиотерапевтических методов [5][6][7]. В частности, согласно рекомендациям EULAR 2018 г., лечение скелетно-мышечной боли (СМБ) при РЗ должно включать обучение пациентов, дополненное физической активностью и физическими упражнениями, ортопедическими, психологическими и социальными вмешательствами, обучением гигиене сна, регулированием массы тела, нефармакологическими методами лечения, а также междисциплинарным контролем боли [7].…”
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