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Treatment-Based Classification Of Low Back Pain – Who Are The Unclear Classifications?, T R. Stanton, J M. Fritz, A T. Apeldoorn, Benedict M. Wand, M J. Hancock
Treatment-Based Classification Of Low Back Pain – Who Are The Unclear Classifications?, T R. Stanton, J M. Fritz, A T. Apeldoorn, Benedict M. Wand, M J. Hancock
Physiotherapy Conference Papers
A recent focus in low back pain research has been to identify patient subgroups that respond best to certain treatments. To integrate these subgroup findings into a useable form, a treatment-based classification algorithm for LBP was created.1,2 To allow the algorithm to be comprehensive – eg, provide a classification for all patients – additional criteria are provided to assist therapists’ decisions for patients who do not clearly meet a treatment subgroup (unclear classifications).
Recent research found that approximately 34% of patients will receive unclear classifications using the algorithm.3 It has also been shown that the reliability of the …
Low Back Pain-Related Beliefs And Self-Reported Practice Behaviours Among Final-Year Cross-Discipline Health Students, A Briggs, H Slater, A Smith, A Parkin-Smith, K Watkins, Benedict Wand, J Chua
Low Back Pain-Related Beliefs And Self-Reported Practice Behaviours Among Final-Year Cross-Discipline Health Students, A Briggs, H Slater, A Smith, A Parkin-Smith, K Watkins, Benedict Wand, J Chua
Physiotherapy Conference Papers
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