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The Approach of Physiotherapists in the Management of Patients with Persistent Pain and Comorbid Anxiety/Depression: Are There Any Differences between Male and Female Professionals?

2024-01-09

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<h4>Background: </h4> and Objectives: Chronic pain is a prevalent condition that is frequently complicated by mood and anxiety disorders. Purpose of the present article is to identify differences in the management of patients with chronic pain and anxiety/mood disorders depending on the physiotherapists’ gender. <h4>Materials and Methods:</h4> An ad-hoc questionnaire was developed and sent to 327 physiotherapists...

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7078b8ef-8d0b-5db9-9aca-f9c0085f2bee
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10.20944/preprints202401.0668.v1
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