Concurrent and lagged associations of prescription opioid use with pain and negative affect in the daily lives of chronic pain patients.

Volume: 87, Issue: 10, Pages: 872 - 886
Published: Oct 1, 2019
Abstract
Objective null Prescribed opioids for chronic pain management contribute significantly to the opioid crisis. There is a need to understand the real-world benefits that, despite risks, lead chronic pain patients to persist in opioid use. Negative reinforcement models of addiction posit that individuals use substances to reduce aversive states but have seldom been applied to prescribed opioids. Using ecological momentary assessment, we examined...
Paper Details
Title
Concurrent and lagged associations of prescription opioid use with pain and negative affect in the daily lives of chronic pain patients.
Published Date
Oct 1, 2019
Volume
87
Issue
10
Pages
872 - 886
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