Cost-effectiveness of self-management methods for the treatment of chronic pain in an aging adult population: A systematic review of the literature

Keyphrases

• Older Adults 100%
• Cost-effectiveness 100%
• Adult Population 100%
• Self-management 100%
• Systematic Literature Review 100%
• Management Methods 100%
• Chronic Pain Treatment 100%
• Quality-adjusted Life Years 57%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 42%
• Usual Care 28%
• Chronic Pain 28%
• Osteoarthritis 28%
• Life-years Gained 28%
• McMaster University 28%
• Western Ontario 28%
• Inclusion Criteria 14%
• No Significant Difference 14%
• Age Groups 14%
• Self-management Interventions 14%
• Willingness to Pay 14%
• EQ-5D 14%
• Index Score 14%
• Lack of Information 14%
• Pain Score 14%
• Randomized Controlled Study 14%
• Multi-centered 14%
• Old Age 14%
• Population Mean 14%
• Aged Population 14%
• Over 65 14%
• Older Population 14%
• Statutory Retirement Age 14%
• Healthcare Resource Utilization 14%
• Cost Reporting 14%
• Pain Dimensions 14%
• Pain Improvement 14%
• Management Techniques 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Systematic Review 100%
• Cost-Effectiveness Analysis 100%
• Chronic Pain 100%
• Health Care Cost 71%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 57%
• Quality Adjusted Life Year 57%
• Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index 28%
• Health Care 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Chronic Pain 100%
• Systematic Review 100%
• Self Care 100%
• Cost Effectiveness Analysis 100%
• Quality Adjusted Life Year 57%
• Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index 28%
• Health Service 14%