Pain catastrophizing and pain acceptance are associated with pain severity and interference among methadone-maintained patients

Pain catastrophizing and pain acceptance are associated with pain severity and interference among methadone-maintained patients

Objective: The present study examined whether pain catastrophizing and pain acceptance, two important targets of psychosocial interventions for chronic pain, are uniquely associated with pain severity and pain interference among patients on methadone maintenance treatment (MMT). Method: A total of 1...

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Main Authors: Barry, D.T (Author), Beitel, M. (Author), Bollampally, P. (Author), Madden, L.M (Author), Mun, C.J (Author), Oberleitner, D.E (Author), Oberleitner, L. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: John Wiley and Sons Inc. 2019
Subjects:
Adaptation, Psychological
adult
Adult
Catastrophization
catastrophizing
Combined Modality Therapy
comorbidity
Comorbidity
coping behavior
female
Female
human
Humans
male
Male
methadone
Methadone
methadone maintenance
middle aged
Middle Aged
multimodality cancer therapy
Narcotic-Related Disorders
New England
opioid use disorder
pain
pain acceptance
pain catastrophizing
pain measurement
Pain Measurement
psychology
rehabilitation
self report
Self Report
United States
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