Effects of Osteoarthritis Pain and Concurrent Insomnia and Depression on Health Care Use in a Primary Care Population of Older Adults.
Effects of Osteoarthritis Pain and Concurrent Insomnia and Depression on Health Care Use in a Primary Care Population of Older Adults.
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10.1002/acr.23695
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发表时间:
2019-06
影响因子:
4.7
通讯作者:
Von Korff M
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Liu M;McCurry SM;Belza B;Dobra A;Buchanan DT;Vitiello MV;Von Korff M
To examine independent and combined effects of pain with concurrent insomnia and depression symptoms on health care use (HCU) in older adults with osteoarthritis (OA). Participants were Group Health Cooperative (GHC) patients with a primary diagnosis of OA (N = 2,976). We used survey data on pain (Graded Chronic Pain Scale), insomnia (Insomnia Severity Index), and depression (Patient Health Questionnaire-8), and HCU extracted from GHC electronic health records (office visits, length of stay [LOS], outpatient and inpatient costs, and hip/knee replacement) for three years after the survey. Negative binomial, logistic, and generalized linear models were employed to assess HCU predictors. About 34% and 29% of participants presented at least sub-clinical insomnia and at least sub-clinical depression symptoms, respectively, in addition to moderate to severe pain. Pain had the largest independent effects on increasing all types of HCU, followed by depression (moderate effects) on increased office visits, LOS, outpatient and inpatient costs, and insomnia (mild effects) on decreased LOS. No synergistic effects were found on HCU among the three symptoms. Combined effects of pain + insomnia, and pain + depression were significant for all types of HCU and increased greatly with increasing insomnia and depression severity except for hip/knee replacement. Pain is the main driver for HCU in OA. Insomnia and depression jointly increased diverse types of HCU in addition to pain and these combined effects increased greatly with increasing insomnia and depression severity. These findings indicate the important role that concurrent symptomatic conditions may play in increasing HCU.
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