Depression Predicts Chronic Pain Interference in Racially Diverse, Income-Disadvantaged Patients.

Benjamin C Nephew Angela C Incollingo RodriguezVeronica MelicanJustin J PolcariKathryn E NippertMikhail RashkovskiiLilly-Beth LinnellRuofan HuCarolina RuizJean A KingPaula Gardiner

Published in: Pain medicine (Malden, Mass.) (2022)

In the context of the associated clinical trial and similar interventions, these insights may inform future treatment optimization, targeting, and application efforts in racialized, income-disadvantaged populations, demographics often neglected in studies of chronic pain.

Keyphrases

chronic pain
clinical trial
physical activity
end stage renal disease
pain management
ejection fraction
newly diagnosed
mental health
depressive symptoms
randomized controlled trial
study protocol
patient reported outcomes
combination therapy
phase iii