Vulnerability and Resilience in Patients with Chronic Pain in Occupational Healthcare: A Pilot Study with a Patient-Centered Approach

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(a) PCA, patients with chronic pain in occupational health care, component p1 (Cluster 1). SF-36 (MH1, RE1, Vt1, SF1, PF1, BP1, and GH1), SOC1 and work% at follow-up were inversely correlated with depression (BDI1), anxiety (BAI1), burnout (pin1), fearful attachment (fear1), MPI (dys1, ps1, pi1, and ad1). 1=baseline. 2= follow-up

(b) PCA, patients with chronic pain in occupational healthcare, component p2. Low scores in SF-36 and SOC at follow-up were correlated with high scores in MPI (dys2, ad2, ps2, pi2, pu2, and ad2), burnout (pin2), fearful attachment (fear2), and anxiety (BAI2) at follow-up

(c) PCA, patients with chronic pain in occupational healthcare, component p3 (Cluster 2). Patients with positive support (sup, distr, and sol), a strong SOC, high pain severity (ps), pain interference (pi), and dysfunction (dys) and high age correlated negatively with interpersonal distress (id) and work % at follow-up (work2). grMPI: 1=adaptive coper, 3= interpersonally distressed, and 5= dysfunctional