"I’m empowered to look after myself” — Mindfulness as a way to manage chronic pain: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of participant experiences in Scotland

Arts & Humanities

• Chronic Pain 100%
• Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis 87%
• Mindfulness 70%
• Scotland 60%
• Processes of Change 25%
• Pain 16%
• Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction 12%
• Emotion 10%
• Self-care 10%
• Mindfulness Meditation 10%
• Mixed Methods 10%
• Life Events 9%
• Psychological Well-being 8%
• Self-management 8%
• Medical Practice 8%
• Sense of Community 8%
• Early Life 8%
• Empowerment 7%
• Qualitative Data 6%
• Quality of Life 6%
• Mental Health 6%
• Well-being 5%
• Health 4%
• Physical 4%

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Mindfulness 66%
• Scotland 63%
• Chronic Pain 50%
• Learning 13%
• Meditation 11%
• Empowerment 11%
• Pain 10%
• Self Care 9%
• Self-Management 9%
• Feasibility Studies 9%
• General Practice 9%
• Emotions 7%
• Mental Health 7%
• Data Analysis 6%
• Psychology 6%
• Pharmacology 6%
• Quality of Life 5%
• Therapeutics 1%

Social Sciences

• pain 53%
• experience 17%
• adverse events 9%
• meditation 8%
• medical practice 7%
• empowerment 5%
• quality of life 5%
• emotion 5%
• mental health 4%
• learning 4%
• event 3%
• lack 3%
• management 3%
• health 3%