Paige E Davis, Matthew Reason, Miranda Thain
My favourite part was learning different ways to play: qualitatively evaluating a socially prescribed creative play programme
Public health
musculoskeletal chronic pain leading cause global disability laboral incapacity however lack populationbased studies investigate relationship chronic pain mental disorders control group particularly among low middleincome countries chronic pain serious public health problem terms human suffering terms socioeconomic implications frequent association different mental disorders increases disability decreases quality life makes diagnosis treatment challenging present study aimed evaluate presence mental disorders patients chronic musculoskeletal pain compare control group without pain selected 100 patients regular followup musculoskeletal pain outpatient clinic university hospital compared 100 painless individuals control group june 2016 june 2018 instruments used mini international neuropsychiatric interview miniplus structured questionnaire collect sociodemographic data statistical analysis used ttest chisquare fishers exact test mannwhitney kolmogorovsmirnov tests multiple logistic regression sample evaluated majority patients women 83 brown color 54 lowerlevel education 51 lower salary range 73 high absenteeism rate work 607 patients chronic pain psychiatric disorders 88 vs 48 control group p 0001 frequent diagnoses anxiety disorders panic attacks 44 generalized anxiety 36 mixed anxiety depression disorder 33 social phobia 30 agoraphobia 29 suicide risk 28 major depression 27 positive correlations mental disorders chronic musculoskeletal pain documented suggests psychiatric components must taken account management chronic pain syndromes use mini plus diagnostic tool psychiatric disorders contribute optimizing diagnosis treatment patients chronic pain encourage creation policies strategies criteria quick access multiprofessional services