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24th European Congress of Psychiatry / European Psychiatry 33S (2016) S72–S115

Fig. 1

Simple models testing the mediating role of pain hypervig-

ilance in the link between anxiety sensitivity and pain-related fear

(Models 7 and 8) predicting disability and depression. Anxiety Sen-

sitivity was indexed by the Anxiety Sensitivity Index (ASI). PC: ASI

Physiological Concerns subscale; CC: ASI Physiological Concerns

subscale; SC: ASI Social Concerns subscale. Pain catastrophizing

was indexed by the Pain Catastrophizing scale (PCS). RUM: PCS

Rumination subscale; MAGN: PCS Magnification subscale; HELP:

PCS Helplessness subscale. Pain hypervigilance was indexed by the

Pain Vigilance and Awareness Questionnaire (PVAQ). AWAR: PVAQ

Passive Awareness subscale; VIG: PVAQ Active Vigilance subscale.

Pain-related fear was indexed by the Tampa Scale for Kinesiopho-

bia (TSK). AA: TSK Activity Avoidance subscale; SF: TSK Somatic

Focus. Disability was indexed by the Chronic Pain Grade Disability

score. Depression was indexed by the Depression subscale of the

Hospital Anxiety and Depression scale. S–B

X

2

: Satorra and Bentler

scaled Chi

2

statistic; CFI: comparative fit index; RMSEA: root mean

square error of approximation; SRMR: standardized root mean

square residual.

***

P

< 0.001.

Fig. 2

Full models testing pain hypervigilance as a mediator in

the link of both anxiety sensitivity and pain catastrophizing with

pain-related fear which predicts disability (Model 9) and depres-

sion. Anxiety Sensitivity was indexed by the Anxiety Sensitivity

Index (ASI). PC: ASI Physiological Concerns subscale; CC: ASI Phys-

iological Concerns subscale; SC: ASI Social Concerns subscale. Pain

catastrophizing was indexed by the Pain Catastrophizing scale

(PCS). RUM: PCS Rumination subscale; MAGN: PCS Magnification

subscale; HELP: PCS Helplessness subscale. Pain hypervigilance

was indexed by the Pain Vigilance and Awareness Questionnaire

(PVAQ). AWAR: PVAQ Passive Awareness subscale; VIG: PVAQ

Active Vigilance subscale. Pain-related fear was indexed by the

Tampa Scale for Kinesiophobia (TSK). AA: TSK Activity Avoidance

subscale; SF: TSK Somatic Focus. Disability was indexed by the

Chronic Pain Grade Disability score. Depression was indexed by the

Depression subscale of the Hospital Anxiety and Depression scale.

S–B

X

2

: Satorra and Bentler scaled Chi

2

statistic; CFI: comparative

fit index; RMSEA: root mean square error of approximation; SRMR:

standardized root mean square residual.

***

P

< 0.001.

Disclosure of interest

The authors have not supplied their decla-

ration of competing interest.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.eurpsy.2016.01.053

Personality and personality disorders

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Prevalence, mortality and healthcare

utilization of cluster B personality

disorders in Quebec: A province

cohort study, 2001–2012

L. Cailhol

1 ,

, E. Pelletier

2

, L. Rochette

3

, E. Villeneuve

4

,

L. Laporte

5

, P. David

6

, A. Lesage

7

1

Montreal, Canada

2

INSPQ, Surveillance des troubles mentaux, Quebec, Canada

3

INSPQ, Statistique, Quebec, Canada

4

CIUSS-Capitale-Nationale Institut universitaire en santé mentale de

Québec, Département de psychiatrie, Quebec, Canada

5

Université McGill, CUSM, Montreal, Canada

6

IUSMM, PTRP, Montreal, Canada

7

IUSMM, Psychiatrie, Montreal, Canada

Corresponding author.