Equine-facilitated therapy found to improve the functioning of patients with lowbackpain
) evaluated self-reported chronic pain acceptance with two subscales and is valid and reliable to detect rehabilitation outcomes. The survey reflects on “Activity Engagement”, or the pursuit of life despite pain and “Pain Willingness”, a lack of effort to prevent or control pain .The numeric rating scale was used to verbally indicate the amount of pain experienced by each participant at the arrival to each session and shortly after descending from the horse.
How have you been since the intervention?”; “Have you visited the pain clinic since the intervention?” and “What would you like to say about the intervention?”Access to the hospital patient data repository was granted to the sending hospitals with a contract. The researcher secured an identity card with limited access to rehabilitation and pain clinic patient data repositories.
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