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Vorhersage verschiedener Erfolgsmaße in der Behandlung chronischer Rückenschmerzen: Schmerzintensität, Beeinträchtigung und Funktionskapazität: Determinanten des Behandlungserfolges in einem tagesklinischen multimodalen Setting

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Vorhersage verschiedener Erfolgsmaße in der Behandlung chronischer Rückenschmerzen: Schmerzintensität, Beeinträchtigung und Funktionskapazität: Determinanten des Behandlungserfolges in einem tagesklinischen multimodalen Setting. / Heinrich, M; Hafenbrack, K; Michel, C; Monstadt, D; Marnitz, U; Klinger, R.

in: SCHMERZ, Jahrgang 25, Nr. 3, 06.2011, S. 282-9.

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Heinrich, M, Hafenbrack, K, Michel, C, Monstadt, D, Marnitz, U & Klinger, R 2011, 'Vorhersage verschiedener Erfolgsmaße in der Behandlung chronischer Rückenschmerzen: Schmerzintensität, Beeinträchtigung und Funktionskapazität: Determinanten des Behandlungserfolges in einem tagesklinischen multimodalen Setting', SCHMERZ, Jg. 25, Nr. 3, S. 282-9. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00482-011-1027-2

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Heinrich, M., Hafenbrack, K., Michel, C., Monstadt, D., Marnitz, U., & Klinger, R. (2011). Vorhersage verschiedener Erfolgsmaße in der Behandlung chronischer Rückenschmerzen: Schmerzintensität, Beeinträchtigung und Funktionskapazität: Determinanten des Behandlungserfolges in einem tagesklinischen multimodalen Setting. SCHMERZ, 25(3), 282-9. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00482-011-1027-2

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Heinrich M, Hafenbrack K, Michel C, Monstadt D, Marnitz U, Klinger R. Vorhersage verschiedener Erfolgsmaße in der Behandlung chronischer Rückenschmerzen: Schmerzintensität, Beeinträchtigung und Funktionskapazität: Determinanten des Behandlungserfolges in einem tagesklinischen multimodalen Setting. SCHMERZ. 2011 Jun;25(3):282-9. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00482-011-1027-2

Bibtex

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title = "Vorhersage verschiedener Erfolgsma{\ss}e in der Behandlung chronischer R{\"u}ckenschmerzen: Schmerzintensit{\"a}t, Beeintr{\"a}chtigung und Funktionskapazit{\"a}t: Determinanten des Behandlungserfolges in einem tagesklinischen multimodalen Setting",
abstract = "INTRODUCTION: The empirical findings on risk factors for a favorable/unfavorable outcome upraised via pain intensity, disability and functional capacity after empirically well-evaluated multimodal treatment are inconsistent. The objective of this study was to analyze the relevance of psychosocial and pain-related variables for therapeutic outcome in an unselected sample of patients with chronic non-specific back pain (CBP).METHODS: Included were 681 patients with CBP referred to an outpatient-based multidisciplinary pain rehabilitation program and 320 took part in a survey 12 months later. Before, directly after and 12 months after the program the patients received a questionnaire which contained pain-related items on pain intensity, disability, self-reported functional capacity which were defined as outcome variables, psychological items (anxiety, depression) and work-related items which represented probable predictor variables. Multivariable regression analyses were calculated to estimate the contribution of the selected parameters on pain intensity, disability and functional capacity.RESULTS: The calculated regressions showed only a moderate ability to predict or explain the outcomes pain intensity, disability and functional capacity. However, depression and body mass index (BMI) were significantly related to pain-related therapeutic outcome.",
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AU - Heinrich, M

AU - Hafenbrack, K

AU - Michel, C

AU - Monstadt, D

AU - Marnitz, U

AU - Klinger, R

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N2 - INTRODUCTION: The empirical findings on risk factors for a favorable/unfavorable outcome upraised via pain intensity, disability and functional capacity after empirically well-evaluated multimodal treatment are inconsistent. The objective of this study was to analyze the relevance of psychosocial and pain-related variables for therapeutic outcome in an unselected sample of patients with chronic non-specific back pain (CBP).METHODS: Included were 681 patients with CBP referred to an outpatient-based multidisciplinary pain rehabilitation program and 320 took part in a survey 12 months later. Before, directly after and 12 months after the program the patients received a questionnaire which contained pain-related items on pain intensity, disability, self-reported functional capacity which were defined as outcome variables, psychological items (anxiety, depression) and work-related items which represented probable predictor variables. Multivariable regression analyses were calculated to estimate the contribution of the selected parameters on pain intensity, disability and functional capacity.RESULTS: The calculated regressions showed only a moderate ability to predict or explain the outcomes pain intensity, disability and functional capacity. However, depression and body mass index (BMI) were significantly related to pain-related therapeutic outcome.

AB - INTRODUCTION: The empirical findings on risk factors for a favorable/unfavorable outcome upraised via pain intensity, disability and functional capacity after empirically well-evaluated multimodal treatment are inconsistent. The objective of this study was to analyze the relevance of psychosocial and pain-related variables for therapeutic outcome in an unselected sample of patients with chronic non-specific back pain (CBP).METHODS: Included were 681 patients with CBP referred to an outpatient-based multidisciplinary pain rehabilitation program and 320 took part in a survey 12 months later. Before, directly after and 12 months after the program the patients received a questionnaire which contained pain-related items on pain intensity, disability, self-reported functional capacity which were defined as outcome variables, psychological items (anxiety, depression) and work-related items which represented probable predictor variables. Multivariable regression analyses were calculated to estimate the contribution of the selected parameters on pain intensity, disability and functional capacity.RESULTS: The calculated regressions showed only a moderate ability to predict or explain the outcomes pain intensity, disability and functional capacity. However, depression and body mass index (BMI) were significantly related to pain-related therapeutic outcome.

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