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Which Positive Psychological Intervention would work for Osteoarthritis? A study identifying positive traits that are associated with physical and psychological well-being

2019-05-16

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<p>Objective: Positive psychology interventions have been shown to be effective in improving psychological and physical wellbeing in general populations and patients with chronic pain. The goal of the current exploratory cross-sectional study is to identify psychological strengths that can be targeted in patient with osteoarthritis (OA) for subsequent development of positive psychology interventions. <h4>Methods:<...

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