Table 1 Patient Characteristics
From: The Shoulder Pain and Disability Index demonstrates factor, construct and longitudinal validity
Patient Characteristics | Percentage |
|---|---|
Gender | 49% male, 51% female |
Age | 44.44 (Range = 19–68) |
Affected side | Left 26%, right 42%, both 33% |
Education | High school 10%, University 47%, Graduate training 26% |
Employment Status | Currently employed 57% Family/unpaid work 2% Student 25% Retired 16% |
Shoulder Diagnosis Identified | 70% |
Using Pain Medications | 50% |
Dominance | 9% left, 91% right |
Referral Source | Physiotherapy Clinics 61% Newspaper ads 39% |
Baseline Status | Mean (SD) |
CSQ Diverting attention | 1.72 (1.40) |
CSQ Reinterpreting pain sensations | 1.06 (1.10) |
CSQ Coping self-statements | 3.99 (1.22) |
CSQ Ignoring sensations | 2.57 (1.26) |
CSQ Praying/hoping | 1.95 (1.58) |
CSQ Catastrophizing | 1.43 (1.30) |
CSQ Increase behavioural act | 2.11 (1.41) |
SPADI Pain subscale | 53.02 (23.28) |
SPADI Disability subscale | 32.35 (22.84) |
SPADI Total | 42.82 (21.80) |
SIP Sleep and rest | 13.50 (16.06) |
SIP Emotional behaviour | 12.02 (13.25) |
SIP Body care and movement | 4.20 (7.40) |
SIP Home management score | 11.90 (15.94) |
SIP Mobility score | 2.45 (6.71) |
SIP Social interaction | 7.88 (13.52) |
SIP Ambulation | 3.57 (8.54) |
SIP Alertness behaviour | 10.78 (19.51) |
SIP Communication | 3.56 (6.56) |
SIP Work category | 16.32 (22.99) |
SIP Recreation and past times | 19.53 (19.01) |
SIP Eating | 1.80 (4.32) |
SIP Physical dimension | 3.70 (6.70) |
SIP Psychosocial dimension | 8.44 (11.99) |
SIP Total | 6.07 (8.58) |
VAS | 3.56 (2.05) |
Follow-Up Rates | Â |
3-months | 86.0% |
6-months | 79.8% |