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Schmerz ; 38(2): 132-138, 2024 Apr.
Article in German | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-37302995

ABSTRACT

The concept of self-efficacy expectation shows high relevance for interdisciplinary multimodal pain therapy (IMST) aimed at activity and self-regulation due to its theoretical embedding and empirical correlations to the experience of pain. Several issues limit this potential: At the level of the construct definition, there are ambiguities and overlaps with other concepts. A pain-specific transfer to IMST has not yet been performed. With the help of existing instruments, only a small part of what an IMST can achieve in terms of increasing pain-specific competence seems to be detectable. In perspective, a clarification of terms by including patients and the conception of a questionnaire based on this is indicated.


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Chronic Pain , Self Efficacy , Humans , Motivation , Pain , Pain Management , Combined Modality Therapy , Chronic Pain/therapy
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