Research Article

Change Narratives That Elude Quantification: A Mixed-Methods Analysis of How People with Chronic Pain Perceive Pain Rehabilitation

Table 3

Questionnaire scores at pretreatment, posttreatment, and follow-up assessments and relation to previously established cut-scores.

ID Multidimensional Pain Inventory Pain Severity Scale Pain Disability Index Pain Catastrophizing Scale Pain Health Questionnaire-9
PretreatmentPosttreatmentFollow-upPretreatment to follow-up
percent change
PretreatmentPosttreatmentFollow-upPretreatment to follow-up changePretreatmentPosttreatmentFollow-upPretreatmentPosttreatmentFollow-up

0013.334.672.3330.03 46363115.00 332111 20119
0025.333.334.50−15.5752.5022.503715.5 443127242114
0034.504.835.8329.5663.5048640.50474852232224
0042.673.332.11−20.971818235.00171810 12137
0054.331.331.6761.43 37192413.00 3047 1659
0073.672.333.33−9.26471541−6.00261216n/a25
0085.335.006.0012.575550638.00413230101113
0094.332.003.67−15.245136521.003818171683
0103.003.672.0033.33 394832−7.00313837201411
0115.174.575.00−3.29464745−1.00403235141414
0124.67n/an/an/a52n/an/an/a32n/an/a16n/an/a
0135.005.004.33−13.40503744−6.003633331789
0145.335.005.676.384841568.00262733111213

Clinically meaningful reductions in pain severity are indicated by a 30% reduction or more.
Clinically meaningful differences are indicated by a 9.5-point reduction or more.
A clinically meaningful cut-off score for the Pain Catastrophizing Scale is 20.
A cut-off score of 10 and above indicates major depressive disorder.
Indicates that this score (in bold) satisfies criteria for cut-score/clinically meaningful change at follow-up.
n/a = participant did not complete the questionnaire. Note: Participant 11 did not complete the postprogram or follow-up questionnaires due to early program drop-out but did participate in the interview.