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. 2022 Jul 7;2022:4020550. doi: 10.1155/2022/4020550

Table 3.

Adjusteda within-arm and between-arm differences for primary and secondary outcomes from logistic and mixed effects regression analyses.

Control group (N = 49) Treatment group (N = 49) Treatment effect
Primary outcome (dichotomous) Odds ratio (95% CI)
Brief Pain Inventory-Interference, number of responders (N (%))b 8/39 (20.5%) 11/31 (35.5%) 1.96 (0.60, 6.41)
p = 0.2633

Secondary outcomes (continuous) Mean (95% CI) Mean∗ (95% CI) Between-arm difference
Mean (95% CI), p value
Brief Pain Inventory-Interference
T2 (randomization) 4.45 (3.76, 5.14) 4.76 (4.02, 5.51
T3-T2 (randomization to 2 weeks) −0.11 (−0.64, 0.42) −0.59 (−1.19, 0.01)
T4-T2 (randomization to 3 months) −0.37 (−0.91, 0.17) −0.33 (−0.96, 0.30) 0.04 (−0.79, 0.86); p = 0.9312

Profile of Mood States
T2 (randomization) 63.61 (54.27, 72.95) 67.99 (59.86, 76.12)
T3-T2 (randomization to 2 weeks) 2.12 (−7.82, 12.05) −5.12 (−10.25, 0.02)
T4-T2 (randomization to 3 months) −0.92 (−10.86, 9.01) −1.62 (−6.75, 3.52) −0.69 (−11.84, 10.45)
p = 0.9023

Patient Global Impression of Change
T2 (randomization) 4.06 (3.54, 4.58) 4.19 (3.60, 4.79)
T3-T2 (randomization to 2 weeks) −0.01 (−0.48, 0.47) 0.72 (0.13, 1.31)
T4-T2 (randomization to 3 months) 0.02 (−0.46, 0.50) 0.62 (0.03, 1.21) 0.60 (−0.14, 1.34)
p = 0.1068

Patient Health Questionnaire-9
T2 (randomization) 9.48 (7.21, 11.76) 10.29 (7.53, 13.04)
T3-T2 (randomization to 2 weeks) −0.38 (−1.74, 0.98) −1.79 (−3.50, −0.07)
T4-T2 (randomization to 3 months) −1.53 (−2.88, −0.18) −1.11 (−2.82, 0.61) 0.42 (−1.74, 2.58)
p = 0.6992

Short-Form-12 Health Survey-physical health T-score
T2 (randomization) 36.45 (31.56, 41.33) 33.68 (27.78, 39.59)
T3-T2 (randomization to 2 weeks) −0.35 (−2.93, 2.23) 2.34 (−1.13, 5.81)
T4-T2 (randomization to 3 months) −0.82 (−3.40, 1.75) 1.82 (−1.62, 5.26) 2.65 (−1.53, 6.82)
p = 0.2067

Short-Form-12 Health Survey-mental health T-score
T2 (randomization) 46.46 (41.41, 51.52) 45.22 (39.49, 50.96)
T3-T2 (randomization to 2 weeks) −0.50 (−3.91, 2.91) 3.18 (−0.88, 7.23)
T4-T2 (randomization to 3 months) 1.21 (−2.19, 4.62) 2.44 (−1.52, 6.39) 1.22 (−3.94, 6.39)
p = 0.6398

Pain Catastrophizing Scale
T2 (randomization) 21.86 (18.19, 25.53) 22.39 (18.44, 26.33)
T3-T2 (randomization to 2 weeks) −1.08 (−3.76, 1.61) −4.12 (−6.94, −1.30)
T4-T2 (randomization to 3 months) −4.09 (−6.85, −1.33) −2.84 (−5.72, 0.05) 1.26 (−2.65, 5.17)
p = 0.5231

Five Facets Mindfulness Questionnaire
T2 (randomization) 127.31 (119.35, 135.27) 122.6 (114.65, 130.55)
T3-T2 (randomization to 2 weeks) −1.10 (−4.31, 2.12) 7.68 (2.25, 13.12)
T4-T2 (randomization to 3 months) 1.24 (−2.07, 4.54) 7.02 (1.38, 12.66) 5.78 (−0.72, 12.28)
p = 0.0806

Neuropathic Pain Symptom Inventory
T2 (randomization) 0.444 (0.392, 0.496) 0.458 (0.402, 0.514)
T3-T2 (randomization to 2 weeks) −0.015 (−0.064, 0.035) −0.049 (−0.093, −0.004)
T4-T2 (randomization to 3 months) −0.039 (−0.092, 0.013) −0.046 (−0.093, −0.00005) −0.007 (−0.076, 0.062)
p = 0.8379

T2: after randomization; T3: 2 weeks post-MBSR (and equivalent time point for waitlist control group); T4: 3 months post-MBSR (and equivalent time point for waitlist control group); aAnalyses were adjusted for stratification factor, pre-BPI pain, and time since entering pain clinic. bN = 10 and N = 18 participants in the control and intervention arms had missing values and could not be classified for the responder analysis. ∗An increase in score indicates a benefit for the SF-12, FFMQ variables, and the PGIC score, while a decrease in score indicates a benefit for all other measures (BPI, PHQ-9, POMS, PCS, and NPSI).