Comparative responsiveness of pain outcome measures among primary care patients with musculoskeletal pain

Keyphrases

• Primary Care Patients 100%
• Musculoskeletal Pain 100%
• Bodily Pain 100%
• Pain Outcome Measures 100%
• Chronic Pain Grade 60%
• Trial Interventions 40%
• Pain Scale 40%
• Brief Pain Inventory 40%
• Knee Pain 40%
• Anchoring Mechanism 40%
• Distribution-based Methods 40%
• Primary Care 20%
• Randomized Trial 20%
• Disability 20%
• Outcome Assessment 20%
• Change of Measure 20%
• Design Analysis 20%
• Short Form 36 (SF-36) 20%
• Associated Functions 20%
• Brief Measure 20%
• Distribution-based 20%
• Global Improvement 20%
• Clinically Significant Change 20%
• Global Rating of Change 20%
• Receiver Operating Characteristic Analysis 20%
• Pain Intensity 20%
• Standardized Response Mean 20%
• Good Accuracy 20%
• Trial Outcomes 20%
• Standard Error of Measurement 20%
• Standardized Effect Size 20%
• Hip Pain 20%
• Effect Size Estimation 20%
• Minimal Important Change 20%
• Global Ratings 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Primary Health Care 100%
• Chronic Pain 100%
• Musculoskeletal Pain 100%
• Pain Outcome Measure 100%
• Polyethylene Glycol 66%
• Pain Assessment 66%
• Intervention Trial 66%
• Knee Pain 66%
• Brief Pain Inventory 66%
• Outcome Assessment 33%
• Observational Study 33%
• Back 33%
• Arm 33%
• Research Design 33%
• Short Form 36 33%
• Hip Pain 33%
• Effect Size 33%

Neuroscience

• Research Design 100%