Coping skills development — A group approach to pain management

Cole, Molly; Cole, Jimmie D.

doi:10.1016/0304-3959(90)92765-i

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“…The referral sources are listed in Table 2. The first component of the evaluation procedure was the Chronic Pain Interview (CPI; Cole, 1989), which was a structured interview designed to determine the patient’s suitability for the CSD program. It included adaptations from Heaton, Lehman, and Getto (1980), Fordyce (personal communication, 1988), Holloway (1975), and Hendler (1979).…”

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Psychotherapy with the chronic pain patient using coping skills development: Outcome study.

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1998

Journal of Occupational Health Psychology

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This study provided outcome data measuring variables of a psychoeducational group approach to self-management of 88 chronic pain patients and 25 controls. Most of the injuries were back injuries and work related. At the completion of the 16 group sessions, patients reported decreased depression, pain severity, interference, and affective distress and increased life control and general activity. At 1-year follow-up, there was continued increased return to work, lowered workers' compensation, fewer health care visits, and less prescribed pain medication than demographically similar controls. Results suggest that a group psychoeducational program involving learning of general coping skills primarily and pain coping skills secondarily produces an effective approach for the management of chronic pain.

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Psychotherapy with the chronic pain patient using coping skills development: Outcome study.

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Coping skills development — A group approach to pain management

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Psychotherapy with the chronic pain patient using coping skills development: Outcome study.

Psychotherapy with the chronic pain patient using coping skills development: Outcome study.

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