Add to ORKGBackground and aims: How an individual with chronic pain approaches activity has long be thought to impact on their daily functioning (Hanson & Gerber, 1990; Phillips, 1988). The premise that both avoidance of activity and overactivity (activity that significantly exacerbates pain) are related to functional decline is widely documented, with activity pacing thought to be
Objectives: To define the key terms and concepts relating physical activity to chronic pain; to pro...
Several self-report measures were used to identify 6 activity patterns in chronic pain patients: pai...
Purpose. Pacing, avoidance, and overdoing are considered the three main behavioral strategies, also ...
Objective: To systematically review the associations between different approaches to activity (ie, a...
Andrews NE, Strong J, Meredith PJ. Activity pacing, avoidance, endurance, and associations with pati...
Two nonoptimal approaches to activity adopted by individuals experiencing persistent pain are descri...
Objectives: To examine: (1) the relationships between habitual approach to activity engagement and s...
Background/aim: Activity pacing is one of the most widely endorsed interventions used by occupationa...
BACKGROUND:Three main activity patterns have been distinguished in describing chronic pain (avoidanc...
Objectives: To examine: 1) the relationships between habitual approach to activity engagement and sp...
Background: Three main activity patterns have been distinguished in describing chronic pain (avoidan...
Activity patterns are believed to play an important role in the development and perpetuation of chro...
This longitudinal study explored whether activity patterns change over time in a sample of 56 indivi...
This longitudinal study explored whether activity patterns change over time in a sample of 56 indivi...
Overactivity is a frequently used term in chronic pain literature. It refers to the phenomenon where...
Objectives: To define the key terms and concepts relating physical activity to chronic pain; to pro...
Several self-report measures were used to identify 6 activity patterns in chronic pain patients: pai...
Purpose. Pacing, avoidance, and overdoing are considered the three main behavioral strategies, also ...
Objective: To systematically review the associations between different approaches to activity (ie, a...
Andrews NE, Strong J, Meredith PJ. Activity pacing, avoidance, endurance, and associations with pati...
Two nonoptimal approaches to activity adopted by individuals experiencing persistent pain are descri...
Objectives: To examine: (1) the relationships between habitual approach to activity engagement and s...
Background/aim: Activity pacing is one of the most widely endorsed interventions used by occupationa...
BACKGROUND:Three main activity patterns have been distinguished in describing chronic pain (avoidanc...
Objectives: To examine: 1) the relationships between habitual approach to activity engagement and sp...
Background: Three main activity patterns have been distinguished in describing chronic pain (avoidan...
Activity patterns are believed to play an important role in the development and perpetuation of chro...
This longitudinal study explored whether activity patterns change over time in a sample of 56 indivi...
This longitudinal study explored whether activity patterns change over time in a sample of 56 indivi...
Overactivity is a frequently used term in chronic pain literature. It refers to the phenomenon where...
Objectives: To define the key terms and concepts relating physical activity to chronic pain; to pro...
Several self-report measures were used to identify 6 activity patterns in chronic pain patients: pai...
Purpose. Pacing, avoidance, and overdoing are considered the three main behavioral strategies, also ...