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. 2021 Nov 3;34(6):965–973. doi: 10.3233/BMR-200305

Table 3.

The mean differences of T scores between the pre- and post-treatments

Total (Pain-CBT and BIA) (n= 46) Pain-CBT (n= 18) BIA (n= 28)
Mean difference SD d Mean difference SD d Mean difference SD d
PCS* - 4.98 8.73 0.57 -5.11 7.48 -0.68 -4.89 9.59 -0.51
PROMIS T scores
[Physical Health]
 Mobility -1.15 3.66 0.31 0.67 3.41 0.20 - 2.32 3.38 - 0.69
 Pain Interference - 3.30 4.54 0.73 -2.33 4.20 -0.55 -3.93 4.71 -0.83
 Pain Behaviors -1.28 3.82 0.34 0.22 2.92 0.08 - 2.25 4.06 - 0.55
 Fatigue - 3.89 8.31 0.47 -3.56 7.49 -0.48 -4.11 8.93 -0.46
 Sleep Impairment -1.35 6.89 0.20 -2.22 6.34 -0.35 -0.79 7.28 -0.11
[Psychosocial Health]
 Depression - 3.13 7.19 0.44 -0.94 5.31 -0.18 -4.54 7.96 -0.57
 Anxiety - 2.48 8.63 0.29 -4.28 7.86 -0.54 -1.32 9.04 -0.15
 Emotional Support -1.39 5.43 0.26 0.00 5.08 -0.00 -2.29 5.55 -0.41
 Social Isolation -1.28 6.13 0.21 -3.06 5.37 -0.57 -0.14 6.41 -0.02
 Social Role Satisfaction - 3.15 5.79 0.54 -2.11 4.30 -0.49 -3.82 6.56 -0.58

Note: *Changes in PCS total scores. The others are changes in T scores. Bolded values in the total (Pain-CBT and BIA group) column indicate a significant time effect in a post-hoc test and bolded values in the Pain-CBT and BIA column indicate a significant time by group interaction effect (p< 0.05).