Jonathan T Macy, Kyle Kercher, Jesse A Steinfeldt, Keisuke Kawata
Fewer US Adolescents Playing Football and Public Health: A Review of Measures to Improve Safety and an Analysis of Gaps in the Literature
Public health reports (Washington, D.C. : 1974)
evaluate association pain coping skills disability among older adults knee pain baseline measures 394 older adults knee pain disability participated 30month observational study analyzed pain coping skills correlated selfreported disability walking distance controlling covariates disability pain coping skills significantly associated disability p 005 distance walked p 005 less catastrophic thinking prayer greater ignoring reinterpretation pain sensations stronger perceptions pain control associated less disability better physical function pain coping skills used older adults osteoarthritis knee pain may play significant role determining disability