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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jul 24.
Published in final edited form as: Clin J Pain. 2017 Aug;33(8):676–686. doi: 10.1097/AJP.0000000000000455

Table 2.

Patient descriptive characteristics at baseline, 6 weeks, and 3 months.

Variable Baseline (N=105) 6 weeks (N=61) 3 months (N=63)
Pain Intensity (0-10):
 Worse 8.0±1.5 7.9±1.6 7.5±1.7
 Least 4.3±2.5 4.5±2.5 4.2±2.4
 Average 6.2±2.3 6.1±1.8 5.9±1.8
 Now 6.2±2.3 6.2±2.3 6.2±2.1
Pain relief % (24 hours – 0-100) 49.0±28.1 48.5±28.8 51.2±27.6
Pain Interference: (0-10)§
 General activity 6.4±2.4 6.5±2.2 6.3±2.4
 Mood 5.1±2.7 5.4±2.5 5.5±2.6
 Walking ability 5.7±2.8 5.3±2.9 5.4±2.9
 Normal work (wk/housework) 6.6±2.7 6.3±2.6 6.5±2.8
 Relations with others 4.6±2.9 5.2±3.0 5.1±3.0
 Sleep 6.3±2.7 6.5±2.5 6.6±2.7
 Enjoyment of life 6.3±2.5 6.1±2.8 6.3±2.7
Total interference (mean) 5.8±2.1 5.9±2.1 6.0±2.1
Pain Disability Index (PDI-Total) 41.5±12.4 38.9±16.1 38.3±15.5
HADS Anxietyμ 8.0±4.3 8.8±4.7 9.4±4.3
HADS Depressionμ 8.5±4.1 8.5±3.9 8.4±4.2
HADS Totalμ 16.5±7.4 17.4±7.4 17.9±7.5
Pain Catastrophizing Scale¥ 20.3±11.0 19.3±11.1 21.4±11.4
Coping Strategies Questionnaireß 29.9±10.0 30.8±10.5 32.6±9.7
Ave steps per day (over 1 week) 5152.8±2743.0 4722.7±2882.8 5357.4±3064.4

0=no pain; 10=pain as bad as you can imagine (past 24 hours)

0=no relief; 100=complete relief

§

0=does not interfere; 10=completely interferes

μ

HADS = Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (feeling in the past week)

¥

0= “not at all” 4=”all the time”

ß

0=never to that; 6=always do that; item 3,5,10, and 12 are reverse scored

Consecutive days of Fitbit steps; N=45