Self-management of osteoarthritis.

Self-management of osteoarthritis.
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10.1002/art.1790060105
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1993-03
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Arthritis care and research : the official journal of the Arthritis Health Professions Association
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Sarah E. Hampson;Russell E. Glasgow;Antonette M. Zeiss;Stephen F Birskovich;Lyn S. Foster;Alana Lines
Sarah E. Hampson;Russell E. Glasgow;Antonette M. Zeiss;Stephen F Birskovich;Lyn S. Foster;Alana Lines
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作者:
Sarah E. Hampson;Russell E. Glasgow;Antonette M. Zeiss;Stephen F Birskovich;Lyn S. Foster;Alana Lines

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Osteoarthritis is the most prevalent activity-limiting condition among older persons. In addition to, or instead of, taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, people use a variety of activities to manage their osteoarthritis. This study describes the self-management methods reported by 61 participants aged 60 years or older assessed on two occasions 8 months apart. A questionnaire was developed to assess levels of use of 10 self-management methods including low-impact activity, rest, range-of-motion exercises, relaxation, heat (or cold), taking medication, joint protection, massage, splints, and any other activity. On a typical day, participants used about four of these activities to manage osteoarthritis symptoms, and significantly more on a day that their arthritis was worse than usual. Three self-management scales were formed from groups of activities suggested by factor analysis (medication taking, typical management, and worse-day passive management) that demonstrated adequate internal consistency and stability across the two assessments. The findings are discussed in terms of the importance of developing a brief measure of osteoarthritis self-management, and the substantial individual variation in subsets of methods used.