Table 2 Pain interference with activities (PROMIS – PI) during the preceding 7 days (n = 101)
From: Musculoskeletal pain among medical residents: role of workplace safety climate and sexual harassment
| Â | Not at all | A little bit | Somewhat | Quite a bit | Very much |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. Pain interfered with life enjoyment | 22(21.8%) | 31(30.7%) | 23(22.8%) | 14(13.9%) | 11(10.9%) |
2. Pain interfered with ability to concentrate | 23(22.8%) | 31(30.7%) | 24(23.8%) | 13(12.9%) | 10(9.9%) |
3. Pain interfered with day-to-day activities | 21(20.8%) | 35(34.7%) | 24(23.8%) | 13(12.9%) | 8(8.9%) |
4. Pain interfered with enjoyment of recreational activities | 20(19.8%) | 29(28.7%) | 28(27.7%) | 15(14.9%) | 9(8.9%) |
5. Pain interfered with doing tasks away from home (e.g., getting groceries, running errands) | 19(18.8%) | 25(24.8%) | 24(23.8%) | 18(17.8%) | 15(14.9%) |
| Â | Never | Rarely | Sometimes | Often | Always |
6. Pain kept from socializing with others | 11(10.9%) | 24(23.8%) | 43(42.6%) | 19(18.8%) | 4(4.0%) |