August 18, 2025Journal of Patient-Reported OutcomesOpen Access

Defining chronic pain impact levels: a patient-clinician approach using PROMIS® pain interference scores

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Consensus was reached on threshold scores for chronic pain impact levels, indicating agreement between patients and clinicians.
Threshold scores for 'no impact' and 'mild impact' were determined at 47, while 'moderate' to 'high impact' was set at 69.
The PRO-Bookmarking technique innovatively categorized chronic pain impact using PROMIS-PI scores, ensuring patient perspectives were integrated.
Discrepancies were noted in the classifications between the Bookmarking method and the Graded Chronic Pain Scale, particularly at the high impact level.

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This observational analysis identifies threshold scores for chronic pain impact in patients, highlighting the consensus between patients and clinicians.

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This observational analysis identifies threshold scores for chronic pain impact in patients, highlighting the consensus between patients and clinicians.

Defining chronic pain impact levels: a patient-clinician approach using PROMIS® pain interference scores

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Defining chronic pain impact levels: a patient-clinician approach using PROMIS® pain interference scores

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