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Early Self-Efficacy Predicts Short- and Long-Term Pain and Functional Outcomes Following Lower Extremity Fracture
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The aim of this study was to identify which early psychosocial measures are most predictive of pain severity, pain interference, physical function and chronic pain throughout recovery from lower extremity fractures (LEF).
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