Back pain beliefs among physiotherapists are more positive after biopsychosocially orientated workshops

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Back pain beliefs among physiotherapists are more positive after biopsychosocially orientated workshops

Background: Negative low back pain (LBP) beliefs have been associated with greater disability among patients with LBP. The LBP beliefs of health care professionals (HCPs) are associated with the LBP beliefs of their patients. Intensive (8-day) education improves both the LBP beliefs of HCPs, and the...

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Main Authors:	O'Sullivan, Keiran, O'Sullivan, Peter, O'Sullivan, L., Dankaerts, Wim
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	IOS Press 2012
Subjects:	beliefs low back pain biopsychosocial education physiotherapy
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/15469

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