and Miles et al. [49] Self-management programmes are defined 1984 – April 2009 MEDLINE, RCTs of chronic as multi-component interventions directed EMBASE, management musculoskeletal pain, at patients, aimed at principally improving PsychINFO, programmes for back pain, neck pain, participants’ health status or quality of life CINAHL, AMED, chronic shoulder pain, knee where there is scope for improvement in Web of Science, musculoskeletal pain pain, hip pain, patients’ managing their own health, with a Cochrane Library fibromyalgia, taught or self-taught component aimed at osteoarthritis increasing participants’ skills and knowledge and enabling participants to deploy these self-management, enhanced skills in aspects of their lives self-care, self-efficacy, beyond the intervention. Psychological self-help, components had to be behavioural and/or patient cognitive and/or structured (not education, patient psychodynamic therapy). teaching, patient
and Miles et al. [49] Self-management programmes are defined as multi-component interventions directed at patients, aimed at principally improving participants’ health status or quality of life where there is scope for improvement in patients’ managing their own health, with a taught or self-taught component aimed at increasing participants’ skills and knowledge and enabling participants to deploy these enhanced skills in aspects of their lives beyond the intervention. Psychological components had to be behavioural and/or cognitive and/or structured (not psychodynamic therapy). 1984 – April 2009 MEDLINE, EMBASE, PsychINFO, CINAHL, AMED, Web of Science, Cochrane Library RCTs of programmes for chronic musculoskeletal pain chronic musculoskeletal pain, back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, knee pain, hip pain, fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis self-management, self-care, self-efficacy, self-help, patient education, patient teaching, patient management
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