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. 2018 Apr 9;33(Suppl 1):54–60. doi: 10.1007/s11606-018-4322-0

Table 1.

Descriptive Data (N = 460)

M SD %
Demographic and pain variables
Age 33.76 10.72
Race/ethnicity
 % White 80.2
 % Black or African American 5.9
 % Other 13.9
Sex (% female) 56.3
Marital status (% married) 45.9
Employment status (% employed) 68.3
Education (% college degree) 49.1
Pain intensity 3.45 1.95
Pain duration
 Less than 1 year 17.0
 1 to 4 years 42.1
 More than 4 years 40.9
Pain location (% yes)
 Joints 80.6
 Back 80.4
 Headache 64.0
 Neck 55.2
 Abdominal 43.5
 Whole body 29.6
 Chest 19.0
 Facial 13.7
Mental health variables
PHQ-9 score 8.23 6.65
PCL score 38.55 17.95
MH composite score 0.00 0.95
NPM use
Psychotherapy 20.0
Educational classes 8.3
Psychological treatment 22.6
Physical therapy 37.0
Exercise instruction or classes 28.5
Exercise/movement 50.9
Chiropractic 23.5
Acupuncture 8.3
Massage 42.6
Manual 51.7
Any of the above 75.9
# Of the above (range 0 to 7) 1.68 1.51
Pain medication variables (reported use in the past week)
Opioid use 20.7
Herbal supplement use 16.3
Acetaminophen use 42.6
NSAID use 62.0
Tricyclic use 1.7
Muscle relaxant use 8.5
Anti-epileptic use 6.1
SNRI use 3.7
Use of any non-opioid pain medication 72.4