Table 1.
Prevalence of pain due to haemophilia among study participants (N = 104).
Table 2.
Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of study participants (Baseline, N = 82a).
Table 3.
Pain characteristics of study participants (reporting to the previous year, Baseline, N = 82a).
Table 4.
Descriptive statistics and Cronbach’s alpha of the pain intensity and interference items (Baseline, N = 82).
Table 5.
Strategies for pain management and perception of relief (Baseline, N = 82).
Table 6.
Pain management specialists who participants consulted or wished to consult to deal with haemophilia-related pain (Baseline, N = 82).
Table 7.
Satisfaction with current pain treatment by health care professionals (Baseline, N = 82).
Table 8.
Obliquely rotated factor loadings of principal axis factoring for the 13 items assessing pain intensity and interference.
Fig 1.
Standardized values of the confirmatory factor analysis for interference.
Table 9.
Fit indices for CFA model.
Table 10.
Results of Pearson correlation tests for inter-item and item-total correlations of pain intensity.
Table 11.
Results of Pearson correlation tests for inter-item and item-total correlations of pain interference.
Table 12.
Convergent validity between MHPQ dimensions and validating measures.