Clinimetric properties of the Nepali version of the Pain Catastrophizing Scale in individuals with chronic pain

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RT @headdock: Agreed, dear friend! I well remember the day that you, Mark, and colleagues published the study in my journal. I was honore…

RT @link_physio: Paper 3: Clinimetric properties of the Nepali version of the Pain Catastrophizing Scale (PCS). We found a 2 factor structu…

Paper 3: Clinimetric properties of the Nepali version of the Pain Catastrophizing Scale (PCS). We found a 2 factor structure for the Nepali PCS. The scale is reliable and valid. @DovePress https://t.co/JNu0TqaXV5 https://t.co/BWBOolVet3

RT @link_physio: First, we culturally adapted to #Nepali 8 #OutcomeMeasures important to assess #ChronicPain. Clinical outcome measures are…

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