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Enhancing service delivery for chronic low back pain : evidence for patient-centred physiotherapy and the objective measurement of outcome

2007-01-01

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This thesis incorporates two studies, whose combined aims were to inform and improve the physiotherapy management of chronic low back pain (CLBP) patients in primary care. A qualitative study explored patients' perceptions of physiotherapy for CLBP, in order to influence service redesign. Twenty-five people who had received physiotherapy for CLBP were purposively sampled. They participated in semi-structured inter...

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c99a9ff2-0334-5984-b91e-15bfcd68cb8d
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10.48526/rgu-wt-1688439
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