Long‐term changes in self‐reported sleep quality and risk of chronic musculoskeletal pain: The HUNT Study

The aim of this master thesis is to determine if chronic low back pain is associated with changes in leisure time physical activity, and the risk of becoming inactive,

The present study assessed the strength and direction of daily associations between sleep indices (sleep quality (SQ), sleep efficiency (SE), total sleep time (TST), and midsleep)

Medicines management in home care also is accompanied with many concerns affecting the safety of the medication process and quality of life in older people with chronic and

We found associations between long- distance commuters and higher prevalence of reported musculoskeletal pain, pseudo neurology complaints, gastrointestinal problems, allergy and

Background: The prevalence of chronic pain in the Norwegian population is 30 %. Chronic pain strongly affects the quality of social and working life for the population affected.

Additionally, among participants with chronic pain, all three chronic pain variables (number of body regions with chronic pain, highest reported pain intensity, and highest

Although there was no evidence of statistical interaction between poor sleep and leisure time physical activity, people who reported long-term poor sleep and not meeting the

Based on the methodically objectives regarding future security challenges and capability based planning, we have identified and evaluated our current method for long term