Table S1.
Construct | MeSH terms | Keywords |
---|---|---|
Psychological Interventions (ACT, CBT, or mindfulness) | cognitive therapy; meditation; mindfulness; acceptance and commitment therapy | cognitive therap*; acceptance and commitment therap*; mindful*; meditation*; meditative*; ACT; CBT |
Pain (acute or chronic) | chronic pain; pain (exp) and chronic diseases (exp); arthralgia (exp); back pain (exp); central nervous system in[injuries]; central nervous system and pain (exp); glossalgia; headache disorders (exp); hyperalgesia (exp); mastodynia; metatarsalgia; palliative care (exp); pelvic pain (exp); complex regional pain syndrome (exp); causalgia; reflex sympathetic dystrophy; diabetic neuropathies; neuralgia (exp); neurons, afferent; nociceptors (exp); back pain; headache; | migraine*; chronic pain*; damage* nerve; deafferentation pain*; nerve injur*; neuro* pain*; multiple scleros* pain; pain* syndrom*; pelvic pain*; allodynia*; arthralgi*; causalgia*; cephalagi*; cephalgi*; chronic noncancer* pain; chronic non-cancer* pain; chronic nonmalignan* pain; chronic non-malignan* pain; colic; coccydyni*; dysaesthesia*; dysesthesia*; dysmenorrhea*; dysmenorrhea*; dysmenorrhoea*; earache; ear-ache; failed back; glossalgi*; hyperalges*; hyperpathia*; mastodyni*; metatarsalgi*; migraine*; neuralgi*; neuroma*; neuropath*; nocicept*; palliat*; paraesthesia*; paresthesia*; phantom limb; polymyalgi*; polyneuropath*; reflex sympathetic dystroph*; sciatic; shingles; sympathetically maintained pain; toothache; tooth-ache |
Postsurgical period | Pain, postoperative (exp) | postop*; post-op*; poastamput*; post-amput*; postincision*; post-incision; postprocedur*; post-procedur*; postsurg*; post-surg*; postresect*; post-resect*; postintervention*; post-intervention*; postlapar*; post-lapar*; postmastectom*; post-mastectom*; follow* surg*; follow* intervention*; follow* procedur*; follow* resect*; after incision; after laparo*; after operati*; after procedur*; after resect*; after surger*; after surgical* |
Note:
Wildcard character.
Abbreviations: ACT, acceptance and commitment therapy; CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy; exp, “exploded” search term; MeSH, medical subject headings.