Observational cohort reported moderate pain and disability in chronic low back pain, indicating the role of psychosocial factors and social determinants.
Key Points
Moderate pain intensity and interference were reported by the overall cohort, affecting daily activities significantly.
Patient-reported outcomes demonstrated that 44% of participants had experienced trauma, highlighting social determinants of health.
Participants showed mild to moderate psychosocial factors and maintained normal levels of depression and anxiety on average.
Financial strain was reported by 36% of the overall group, with 51% of those under 60 years experiencing difficulty meeting basic needs.