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DOI: 10.1016/j.eujim.2019.101046
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The short-term effects of neuroscience pain education on quality of life in patients with chronic low back pain: A single-blinded randomized controlled trial

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“…The available evidence suggests that pain education delivered alone 68 70 or in conjunction with physiotherapy care, 85 86 cognitive behavioural therapy delivered with physiotherapy care, 87 88 and counselling delivered with physiotherapy care 89 are more effective than physiotherapy care alone for improving health related quality of life. Evidence is conflicting for the effectiveness of combined psychological approaches delivered with physiotherapy care for improving health related quality of life, compared with physiotherapy care alone (ranging from no effect 90 to a significant effect at short term 91 or long term follow-up 92 93 ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The available evidence suggests that pain education delivered alone 68 70 or in conjunction with physiotherapy care, 85 86 cognitive behavioural therapy delivered with physiotherapy care, 87 88 and counselling delivered with physiotherapy care 89 are more effective than physiotherapy care alone for improving health related quality of life. Evidence is conflicting for the effectiveness of combined psychological approaches delivered with physiotherapy care for improving health related quality of life, compared with physiotherapy care alone (ranging from no effect 90 to a significant effect at short term 91 or long term follow-up 92 93 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esses achados, corroboram com os resultados obtidos na revisão por Louw et al, (2016) e Puentedura e Flynn, (2016) cujas evidências apoiam o uso da PNE para redução dos fatores psicossociais e da TM para redução da intensidade da dor, por produzir efeitos mecânicos locais, capazes de atender as expectativas do paciente mesmo que a curto prazo. Fortalecendo os resultados de Saracoglu et al, (2020a) outro estudo do mesmo autor Saracoglu et al, (2020b) sugere mais evidências no que diz respeito a implementação da PNS e TM no tratamento de pacientes com DLCI. Os resultados obtidos propõem que a união das abordagens é capaz de promover sentimentos de autoconfiança, aumentar a consciência sobre o controle da dor e redução do medo, reduzir a intensidade da dor e melhorar a qualidade de vida.…”
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“…Fortalecendo os resultados de Saracoglu et al, (2020a) outro estudo do mesmo autor Saracoglu et al, (2020b) sugere mais evidências no que diz respeito a implementação da PNS e TM no tratamento de pacientes com DLCI. Os resultados obtidos propõem que a união das abordagens é capaz de promover sentimentos de autoconfiança, aumentar a consciência sobre o controle da dor e redução do medo, reduzir a intensidade da dor e melhorar a qualidade de vida.…”
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