Impact of Pain Self-Efficacy on Health Outcomes in High-Impact Chronic Pain

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Dokyoung S. You · Tulsa Community College

E. Lannon · Stanford Medicine

Samsuk Kim · Stanford Medicine

Troy C. Dildine · Pain Cure Center

Kenneth A. Weber · Stanford Medicine

Emma Raney · Pain Cure Center

Sean Mackey · Pain Cure Center

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Findings highlight PSE as a critical treatment target for HICP, with greater predictive utility than PC. Enhancing SE through tailored interventions may reduce the burden of HICP. Future studies should prioritize SE-based interventions and explore their scalability and long-term impact.

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Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation Pain Management and Placebo Effect Pediatric Pain Management Techniques

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Published in: Clinical Journal of Pain

Volume 41, Issue 8

DOI: 10.1097/ajp.0000000000001295

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Impact of Pain Self-Efficacy on Health Outcomes in High-Impact Chronic Pain

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