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. 2022 Apr 5;16(4):439–449. doi: 10.1177/20494637221083837

Table 3.

Between subject differences in pain, sleep quality and mental health based on utilisation of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, opioids and antidepressant medications.

Variable Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (M, SD)
F(5, 1167) = 1.93, p = .083, Pillai’s Trace = 0.008, n2 = 0.008
Variable Opioids (M, SD)
F(5, 1167) = 23.83, p = <.001, Pillai’s Trace = 0.093, n2 = 0.093
Yes (n = 547) No (n = 629) F(5, 1167) p-value n 2
Pain interference 6.87 (1.96) 5.95 (2.35) 48.801 <.001 0.04
Pain severity 5.96 (1.65) 5.1 (1.9) 62.016 <.001 0.05
Sleep quality 14.88 (4.45) 12.95 (3.94) 75.12 <.001 0.06
Depression 9.95 (4.47) 8.35 (4.32) 37.607 <.001 0.031
Anxiety 10.21 (4.92) 9.76 (4.8) 2.528 .112 0.002
Variable Antidepressants (M, SD)
F(5, 1167) = 8.94, p = <0.001, Pillai’s Trace = 0.037, n2 = 0.037
Yes (n = 394) No (n = 782) F(5, 1167) p-value n 2
Pain interference 6.76 (2.09) 6.18 (2.26) 17.217 <.001 0.014
Pain severity 5.74 (1.72) 5.37 (1.88) 9.62 <.001 0.008
Sleep quality 14.66 (3.62) 13.43 (3.88) 27.094 <.001 0.023
Depression 10.09 (4.47) 8.6 (4.38) 29.507 <.001 0.025
Anxiety 10.96 (4.86) 9.47 (4.78) 24.549 <.001 0.021