Effect of relaxation on psychopathological functions for chronic non malignant pain patients

Suri, Kanika; Pandey, Manju

doi:10.5958/2320-6233.2017.00009.8

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“…The mean time of pain among the participants of the present study was 10 years, similar to what is observed in other studies developed in populations with chronic pain 19,21,31 . Regarding the sleep pattern, the participants had around 5 hours of sleep per night, similarly to other studies on people with chronic pain 32,33 . A high rate of sedentary behavior was also observed, a common characteristic in populations with chronic pain 34,35 .…”

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“…As for the content of the intervention, pain education, cognitive restructuring strategies, stretching exercises and progressive muscle relaxation techniques were used, which are fundamental aspects for the quality of care of patients with pain 32 . Other studies tested relaxation techniques, meditation and stress control in patients with chronic pain and found positive results 9,33 . A study that analyzed the effects of a four-week intervention with progressive muscle relaxation showed a reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms in people with chronic pain 33 .…”

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“…Other studies tested relaxation techniques, meditation and stress control in patients with chronic pain and found positive results 9,33 . A study that analyzed the effects of a four-week intervention with progressive muscle relaxation showed a reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms in people with chronic pain 33 . The self-perception of the physiological state is one of the sources of information of the self-efficacy belief and it can favor the strengthening of this belief, contributing to the success of treatment 27 .…”

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Brief multidisciplinary intervention for chronic pain management: pilot feasibility study

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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Chronic pain has a negative impact on the quality of life of individuals and requires multidisciplinary attention. The aim of this study was to assess the feasibility of a brief multidisciplinary intervention for the management of chronic pain. METHODS: A pilot feasibility study. The participants were individuals with chronic pain. The intervention had a psychoeducational focus and was carried out in a group for six weeks, with a two-hour weekly meeting. Participants received education on pain management, practiced stretching and relaxation techniques. The intervention was applied by two nurses, a psychologist and a physical therapist. The specific objective of this study was to assess the feasibility of the intervention through indicators of acceptability and feasibility. RESULTS: Forty-eight people with chronic pain eligible to participate in the study were identified. Among the acceptability indicators, the acceptance rate to participate in the intervention was 52% and the retention rate among participants was 60%. The rate of adherence to the recommendations was moderate for walking (53.3%) and satisfactory for stretching (100%) and relaxation (73.3%). As for the feasibility indicators, the following aspects were considered "great": access to Brief multidisciplinary intervention for chronic pain management: pilot feasibility studyIntervenção multidisciplinar breve para manejo da dor crônica: estudo piloto de viabilidade

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“…Çalışmanın bulgularında, katılımcıların anlamlı düzeyde olmasa da psikolojik semptom düzeyinde düşüş yaşadığı görülmüştür. Literatürde FMS hastalarında gevşeme egzersizinin depresyon [53,54] ve anksiyete [52,54] belirtilerinde azalmaya etki ettiğine işaret eden çalışmalar bulunmaktadır. Anksiyete belirtilerine benzer olsa da bir baş etme yöntemi olarak ele alınan ağrı endişesi ağrıya odaklı bir kaygıdır.…”

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A Mixed Method Evaluation of Cognitive Behavioral Group Psychotherapy Based Relaxation in Patients Diagnosed with Fibromiyalga Syndrome

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2020

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Effect of relaxation on psychopathological functions for chronic non malignant pain patients

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Brief multidisciplinary intervention for chronic pain management: pilot feasibility study

Brief multidisciplinary intervention for chronic pain management: pilot feasibility study

A Mixed Method Evaluation of Cognitive Behavioral Group Psychotherapy Based Relaxation in Patients Diagnosed with Fibromiyalga Syndrome

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