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Purpose: Introduction: Patient-reported outcome measures are commonly used within healthcare to measure individual's perceptions of functional ability and psychological wellbeing. Such measures are widely used within the chronic pain and pain management programme (PMP) setting (Guildford et al., 2017) . Clinical guidelines for PMP's encourage the collection of such measures.
Purpose: The protective effect of physical activity (PA) on long term conditions is strongly evidence-based. As health care professionals we are encouraged to consider how PA is promoted within our pain services to improve pain, physical function and quality of life. Chronic pain SIGN guidelines list “supervised exercise sessions” as an approach to increase adherence to exercise. This is an approach that can be facilitated within a pain service.
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