Publications by authors named "John Mark Disorbio"

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Do Acute and Chronic Pain Patients Differ on Affirmation of One Aspect of Pain Acceptance? Acknowledgement that a Cure Is Unlikely.
David A Fishbain, Daniel Bruns, Laura J Meyer, John E Lewis, Jinrun Gao, John Mark Disorbio

Pain Physician· February 2016

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Exploring the Relationship of Three Medical Entitlement Beliefs and Psychiatric/Psychological Variables for Acute and Chronic Pain Patients.
David A Fishbain, Daniel Bruns, Laura J Meyer, John E Lewis, Jinrun Gao, John Mark Disorbio

Pain Pract· July 2015

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Prevalence comparisons of somatic and psychiatric symptoms between community nonpatients without pain, acute pain patients, and chronic pain patients.
David A Fishbain, Jinrun Gao, John E Lewis, Daniel Bruns, Laura J Meyer, John Mark Disorbio

Pain Med· January 2015

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The Psychological Evaluation of Patients with Chronic Pain: a Review of BHI 2 Clinical and Forensic Interpretive Considerations.
Daniel Bruns, John Mark Disorbio

Psychol Inj Law· November 2014

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The prevalence of smokers within chronic pain patients and highest pain levels versus comparison groups.
David A Fishbain, John E Lewis, Daniel Bruns, Laura J Meyer, Jinrun Gao, John Mark Disorbio

Pain Med· March 2013

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Exploration of anger constructs in acute and chronic pain patients vs. community patients.
David A Fishbain, John E Lewis, Daniel Bruns, John Mark Disorbio, Jinrun Gao

Pain Pract· August 2011

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Variables associated with self-prediction of psychopharmacological treatment adherence in acute and chronic pain patients.
David A Fishbain, Daniel Bruns, John Mark Disorbio, John E Lewis, Jinrun Gao

Pain Pract· February 2011

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What variables are associated with an expressed wish to kill a doctor in community and injured patient samples?
Daniel Bruns, David A Fishbain, John Mark Disorbio, John E Lewis

J Clin Psychol Med Settings· June 2010

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Borderline personality disorder features and pain: the mediating role of negative affect in a pain patient sample.
Sarah L Tragesser, Daniel Bruns, John Mark Disorbio

Clin J Pain· May 2010

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Assessment of biopsychosocial risk factors for medical treatment: a collaborative approach.
Daniel Bruns, John Mark Disorbio

J Clin Psychol Med Settings· June 2009

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Correlates of self-reported violent ideation against physicians in acute--and chronic-pain patients.
David A Fishbain, Daniel Bruns, John Mark Disorbio, John E Lewis

Pain Med· April 2009

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What are the variables that are associated with the patient's wish to sue his physician in patients with acute and chronic pain?
David A Fishbain, Daniel Bruns, John Mark Disorbio, John E Lewis

Pain Med· November 2008

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Chronic nonmalignant pain and violent behavior.
Daniel Bruns, John Mark Disorbio, Richard Hanks

Curr Pain Headache Rep· April 2003

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