For the study, researchers assessed the efficacy of the Fear of Pain Questionnaire child report and the Fear of Pain Questionnaire parent proxy report. The FOPQ-C and FOPQ-P were administered to 299 young individuals with chronic pain and their parents. Results showed the FOPQ demonstrated very strong internal consistency for both child and parent versions. The FOPQ also showed acceptable stability and validity.
Read the abstract about the Fear of Pain Questionnaire.
Read other coverage about pain management:
– 70 of the Best Pain Management Physicians in America
– Arizona Pain Center to Study Stem Cell Injection as Lower Back Pain Treatment
– Study: Physicians Fall Short on Providing Guidance for Arthritis Patients
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