Figure 6: Forest Plot of Pooled Between-Group Effect Sizes (Pain) Based on Blinding Adequacy, for Pain Assessments in the Long-Term (One to Six Months; N = 16 Group Comparisons).

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Figure 6: Forest Plot of Pooled Between-Group Effect Sizes (Pain) Based on Blinding Adequacy, for Pain Assessments in the Long-Term (One to Six Months; N = 16 Group Comparisons).

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Figure 4: Forest Plot of Pooled Between-Group Effect Sizes (Pain) Based on Blinding Adequacy, for Pain Assessments Immediately After the First/Only Intervention (<24 H; N = 7 Group Comparisons).

Figure 3: Bubble Plot (Meta-Regression) of the Influence of the Summary BI (Blinding Effectiveness) on Between-Group Effect Size (Pain) for Pain Assessments Closest to the Time Point Blinding Was Assessed (N = 12 Group Comparisons).

Table 5: Hypothesised Effects of Intervention Belief on Pain for Group Comparisons Where the Blinding Index (BI) Could Be Calculated (N = 12 Group Comparisons) (Adapted From Bang Et Al. (2010)).

Figure 7: Forest Plot of Diastolic Blood Pressure After the Intervention Between the Music Intervention Group and the Placebo Group.

Digital Osteoarthritis Treatment - Effects on Pain After 6 Months of Adherence

Group Practice Nurse: An Analysis and Comment on Six Months' Work.

Figure 3: PLS-DA Score Plot Comparing Control Group and Overweight Group.

The Effects of Forest Therapy on Coping With Chronic Widespread Pain: Physiological and Psychological Differences Between Participants in a Forest Therapy Program and a Control Group

South African Guidelines for the Treatment of Cancer Pain: South African Cancer Pain Guidelines Working Group