The impact of pain self-efficacy, catastrophizing, and cognitive distortions on global health in patients with chronic lower back pain
Marissa Heirich(Stanford University), Sean Mackey(Stanford University), Jiang‐Ti Kong(Stanford University), Christine Law(Stanford Medicine), Rachel Manber(Palo Alto University), James J. Gross(Stanford University), Beth D. Darnall(Cleveland Clinic), Ruti Cogan(Stanford University), Aloysius Ng(Palo Alto University), Maisa S. Ziadni(Stanford Medicine), Lanja S Sinjary(Palo Alto University)
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