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Skelly AC, Chou R, Dettori JR, et al. Integrated and Comprehensive Pain Management Programs: Effectiveness and Harms [Internet]. Rockville (MD): Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (US); 2021 Oct. (Comparative Effectiveness Review, No. 251.)

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Key Question 1

Figure I-1. IPMP versus UC: SF-36 or SF-12 PCS at postintervention, short term and long term

Figure I-2. IPMP versus UC: SF-36 or SF-12 MCS at postintervention, short term and long term

Figure I-3. IPMP versus UC: Depression at postintervention

Figure I-4. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for pain excluding poor quality trials

Figure I-5. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for pain excluding trial in patients with acute (<4 weeks) trauma

Figure I-6. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for pain using the most common duration for long-term followup

Figure I-7. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for pain excluding the MPQ

Figure I-8. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for function excluding an outlier trial

Figure I-9. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for function excluding poor-quality trials

Figure I-10. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for function excluding trial in patients with acute (<4 weeks) trauma

Figure I-11. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for function using the most common duration for long-term followup

Figure I-12. CPMP versus UC: Pain interference

Figure I-13. CPMP versus UC: SF-36 PCS

Figure I-14. CPMP versus UC: SF-36 MCS

Figure I-15. CPMP versus UC: Depression

Figure I-16. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for depression excluding poor-quality trials

Figure I-17. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for depression using the most common duration for long-term followup

Figure I-18. CPMP versus UC: Anxiety

Figure I-19. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for anxiety excluding the poor-quality trial

Figure I-20. CPMP versus UC: Sensitivity analysis for anxiety using the most common duration for long-term followup

Figure I-21. CPMP versus physical activity: Sensitivity analysis for back pain excluding poor-quality trials

Figure I-22. CPMP versus physical activity: Sensitivity analysis for back pain using the most common duration for long-term followup

Figure I-23. CPMP versus physical activity: Leg pain

Figure I-24. CPMP versus physical activity: Sensitivity analysis for function excluding poor-quality trials

Figure I-25. CPMP versus physical activity: Sensitivity analysis for function using the most common duration for long-term followup

Figure I-26. CPMP versus physical activity: SF-36 or SF-12 PCS

Figure I-27. CPMP versus physical activity: Sensitivity analysis for the SF-36 or SF-12 PCS excluding the poor-quality trial

Figure I-28. CPMP versus physical activity: SF-36 or SF-12 MCS

Figure I-29. CPMP versus physical activity: Sensitivity analysis for the SF-36 or SF-12 MCS excluding the poor-quality trial

Figure I-30. CPMP versus physical activity: Depression

Figure I-31. CPMP versus physical activity: Sensitivity analysis for depression excluding the poor-quality trial

Figure I-32. CPMP versus physical activity: Sensitivity analysis for depression using the most common duration for long-term followup

Figure I-33. CPMP versus physical activity: Anxiety

Figure I-34. CPMP versus pharmacologic therapy alone: Sensitivity analysis for function excluding the poor-quality trial

Figure I-35. CPMP versus pharmacologic therapy alone: Sensitivity analysis for function using the most common duration for long-term followup

Figure I-36. CPMP versus psychological therapy alone: Sensitivity analysis for pain excluding poor-quality trials

Figure I-37. CPMP versus psychological therapy alone: Sensitivity analysis for function excluding poor-quality trials

Figure I-38. CPMP versus psychological therapy alone: Depression

Figure I-39. CPMP versus psychological therapy alone: Sensitivity analysis for depression excluding poor-quality trials

Key Question 2

Figure I-40. CPMP with greater versus fewer total hours: Pain at intermediate term

Figure I-41. CPMP with greater versus fewer total hours: Sensitivity analysis for pain at intermediate term using data for the group with 30 hours data for Rose 1997

Figure I-42. CPMP with greater versus fewer total hours: Function at intermediate term

Figure I-43. CPMP with greater versus fewer total hours: Sensitivity analysis for function at intermediate term using data for the group with 30 hours data for Rose 1997

Figure I-44. CPMP with greater versus fewer total hours: Depression at intermediate term

Figure I-45. CPMP with greater versus fewer total hours: Sensitivity analysis for depression at intermediate term using data for the group with 30 hours data for Rose 1997

Figure I-46. CPMP conducted in an inpatient versus outpatient setting: Pain at short and long term

Figure I-47. CPMP conducted in an inpatient versus outpatient setting: Sensitivity analysis for pain using the most common duration for long-term followup

Figure I-48. CPMP conducted in an inpatient versus outpatient setting: Sensitivity analysis for pain at long term excluding the poor quality, outlier trial

Figure I-49. CPMP conducted in an inpatient versus outpatient setting: Function at short and long term

Figure I-50. CPMP conducted in an inpatient versus outpatient setting: Sensitivity analysis for function using the most common duration for long-term followup

Figure I-51. CPMP conducted in an inpatient versus outpatient setting: Sensitivity analysis for function at long term excluding the poor quality, outlier trial

Figure I-52. CPMP with versus without additional psychological components: Pain at postintervention

Figure I-53. CPMP with versus without additional psychological components: Function at postintervention

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