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JAMA Intern Med March 2016 PMID 26903081

A Mind-Body Program for Older Adults With Chronic Low Back Pain: A Randomized Clinical Trial.

Natalia E Morone, Carol M Greco, Charity G Moore, Bruce L Rollman, Bridget Lane, Lisa A Morrow, Nancy W Glynn, Debra K Weiner

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The conversations chiefly revolve around identifying the concepts discussed in the publication, such as 'mindful exercise' and 'mindful movement,' with some basic acknowledgment but little deeper analysis, which explains the neutral agreement and low to moderate engagement scores based on the tone and content.

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The discussions reflect a neutral stance, with some acknowledgment of the concepts like 'mindful movement,' but no strong support or opposition is evident.

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Abstract in brief

  • The study tested a mindbody program based on Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction to see if it could improve function and reduce pain in older adults with chronic low back pain, compared to a health education program.
  • Participants were 65 or older with functional limitations from back pain, and the programs involved an 8-week group session plus six monthly follow-ups, with assessments at the end of the program and after 6 months.
  • Results showed how the program impacted disability and pain, with primary focus on the Roland and Morris Disability Questionnaire scores, alongside secondary outcomes like quality of life and mindfulness, analyzed through intent-to-treat methods.
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@trulleauPT_PhD @Galliou14 @BhengHeng @AnaMorphoSci @BenderAnthony3 Yep j'en ai. Mind-body: https://t.co/X3DTEGdn2b https://t.co/Kw61V8Vh3k Mindful exercise: https://t.co/H2UF8GFT16 https://t.co/VsT8VNsQPs Ils parlaient anglais et pour parler de ces exercices ils parlaient de "mindful movement" ou "mindful exercise"

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thinkin_mkdeabh
@thinkin_mkdeabh · X

@trulleauPT_PhD @Galliou14 @BhengHeng @AnaMorphoSci @BenderAnthony3 Yep j'en ai. Mind-body: https://t.co/X3DTEGdn2b https://t.co/Kw61V8Vh3k Mindful exercise: https://t.co/H2UF8GFT16 https://t.co/VsT8VNsQPs Ils parlaient anglais et pour parler de ces exercices ils parlaient de "mindful movement" ou "mindful exercise"

Jun 8, 2020 · 3 likes · 2,186 followers View post →