Factors associated with physician-reported treatment status of patients with osteoarthritis pain

Keyphrases

• Prescription Drugs 100%
• Osteoarthritis Pain 100%
• Treatment Status 100%
• Osteoarthritis 71%
• Severity of Osteoarthritis 71%
• Pain Intensity 57%
• Over-the-counter Drugs 57%
• Knee Osteoarthritis 42%
• Non-pharmacological Treatment 42%
• Non-pharmacological Therapy 28%
• Self-managing 28%
• Odds Ratio 28%
• Medical Supervision 28%
• Rated Current 28%
• United States 14%
• Health Status 14%
• Disease-specific 14%
• Cardiovascular Risk 14%
• Time Study 14%
• Patient Treatment 14%
• Physical Therapy 14%
• Demographic Factors 14%
• Multivariate Analysis 14%
• Osteoarthritis Disease 14%
• Self-management 14%
• Delayed Diagnosis 14%
• Psychotherapy 14%
• Bivariate Analysis 14%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 14%
• Logistic Regression 14%
• Hip Osteoarthritis 14%
• Occupational Therapy 14%
• Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation 14%
• Low Body Mass Index 14%
• Prior Surgery 14%
• Acupuncture 14%
• Severe Patients 14%
• Pain Physician 14%
• No Prescription 14%
• Gastrointestinal Risk 14%
• Treatment Prescriptions 14%
• Uncertain Times 14%
• Adelphi 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Osteoarthritis 100%
• Pain Intensity 33%
• Non Prescription Drug 33%
• Knee Osteoarthritis 25%
• Odds Ratio 16%
• Body Mass 8%
• Self Care 8%
• Health Status 8%
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 8%
• Physiotherapy 8%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 8%
• Patient History of Surgery 8%
• Bivariate Analysis 8%
• Hip Osteoarthritis 8%
• Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation 8%
• Multivariate Analysis 8%
• Diseases 8%
• Occupational Therapy 8%