Table 2.
Summary of study measures
| Construct | Specific measure | # Items | Reliability and validity | Timing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Screening | ||||
| Mini-Mental State Examination | Good [50] | b | ||
| Primary outcomes: pain intensity, pain interference, physical function | ||||
| minimal data set | 4 | Good [22] | a, b | |
| Secondary outcomes | ||||
| Analgesic use | Quantification Score Version III | Objective [51] | a, b | |
| HRQoL | Health-related quality of life | 36 | High [52] | b |
| Satisfaction | Treatment satisfaction | 12 | Good [47, 48] | 4 weeks only |
| Psychological | ||||
| Anxiety, depression | Minimal data set | 8 | Good [22] | b |
| Fear/avoidance | Fear Avoidance Beliefs | 16 | Good [53] | b |
| Catastrophizing | Pain Catastrophizing Scale | 13 | Good [54] | b |
| Behavioral | ||||
| Sleep | Minimal data set | Good [22] | ||
| Relaxation | Relaxation response | 1 | Pilot study | b |
| Moderating variables: comorbidity, demographics | ||||
| minimal data set | Good [22] | Baseline | ||
| Nonspecific psychological placebo effects | ||||
| Expectations, beliefs | Treatment expectation | 2 | Good [47, 48] | Baseline |
| Relationship | Patient-provider relationship | 7 | Good [55] | b |
aEMA, ecological momentary assessment; bBaseline, post completion of treatment, monthly follow-up for 3 months