Table 1.
List of questionnaires administered to each patient with chronic pain.
Questionnaires | Description | |
Pain | ||
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PSEQa | Measures the perception of self-efficacy in carrying out daily activities, despite the presence of pain [39,40] |
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VASb | A 1-dimensional rating scale of pain intensity [41] |
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PCSc | Investigates catastrophic thinking resulting from the perception of chronic pain [42] |
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BPId | Evaluates the severity of the patient’s pain and its impact on daily functioning [43,44] |
Anxiety and depression | ||
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HADSe | Investigates the presence of anxious and depressive disorders and evaluates their severity [45] |
Health status | ||
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SF-12f | Measures the patient’s perception of their health status [46] |
Decision-making | ||
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SDM-Q-9g | Measures the sharing of decisions between doctor and patient [47] |
Usability tools | ||
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MARSh | Investigates the quality of the app according to engagement, functionality, aesthetics, and information [48] |
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SUSi | Evaluates the usability of the pain monitoring system [49] |
aPSEQ: pain self-efficacy questionnaire.
bVAS: visual analogue scale.
cPCS: pain catastrophizing scale.
dBPI: brief pain inventory.
eHADS: hospital and anxiety depression scale.
fSF-12: 12-item short form survey.
gSDM-Q-9: 9-item shared decision-making questionnaire.
hMARS: mobile application rating scale.
iSUS: system usability scale.