Determinants of health-related quality of life in XXXX with persistent @entity2531 .

@entity1 @entity1479 @entity283 @entity2531 @entity158 @entity1118
BACKGROUND: @entity283 ( @entity283 ) has been investigated widely in @entity1 with @entity1118 , but no study has focused particularly on the situation of @entity1 with persistent @entity2531 . AIMS: To survey the impairments of @entity1 with @entity2531 ( @entity1479 -10: F45.4) and to predict @entity158 and @entity283 on the basis of coping styles. METHODS: A consecutively recruited sample of 100 @entity1 (65% female) was examined in a cross-sectional study. Questionnaires were administered to assess @entity158 intensity (visual analogue scale), @entity158 ( @entity158 Disability Index), quality of life (Short-Form Health Survey-36), and ways of coping with @entity158 (Coping Strategies Questionnaire). To predict @entity158 and @entity283 , a multiple linear regression analysis was carried out. RESULTS: @entity283 of @entity1 with somatoform @entity158 is strongly and significantly reduced compared with the general population. Among the coping measures, Increasing @entity158 Behaviors and Catastrophizing have a negative influence on @entity1 ' @entity158 and the physical components of @entity283 . The mental component of @entity283 was predicted solely by Catastrophizing. No positive effect of active coping styles on health-related outcome variables could be observed. CONCLUSION: @entity1 with persistent @entity2531 feel severely impaired. A clear pattern emerges for negative effects of the coping styles Increasing @entity158 Behaviors and Catastrophizing, while the identification of beneficial coping failed.
