Matchmaking in pain practice : challenges and possibilities
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Summary
The findings indicate that people who decrease in catastrophizing and function early in treatment as well as in depressive symptoms, worry, fear avoidance beliefs and function late in treatment have better outcomes.
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- 2014-01-01
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