Similarly, the score of TSQM also showed a decreasing trend per BPI-Severity score (effectiveness: − 2.66 and − 2.83, P interaction = 0.9557 ; side effects: − 0.19 and − 1.20, P interaction = 0.0715 ; convenience: − 1.56 and − 1.01, P interaction = 0.4260 ; and global satisfaction: − 1.22 and − 1.22, P interaction = 0.8612 in patients with and without comorbidity, respectively), indicating that comorbidity does not modify the association between BPI-Pain and TSQM scores, (Table S 2 ).
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Quality of life and treatment satisfaction with pharmacological interventions in Chinese adults with chronic pain due to osteoarthritis.
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