[PDF] Top 20 An interdisciplinary clinical practice model for the management of low back pain in primary care: the CLIP project

... Once persistent disability is present, the multiplicity and entrenchment of individual and environmental barriers results in a handicap that keeps the individual from returning to usual activities. A review identified ... See full document

... the primary care physicians invited to par- ticipate in the study did ...in low back pain and possibly the most up-to-date on the management of this condi- ...overall ... See full document

... LBP has a range of costs and consequences across health- care and patients. Once data collection is complete, the costs and consequences of each treatment arm will be compared from a societal as well as from a ... See full document

... process-based model upon the professional relationship of chiropractors and primary care physicians, the continuity of patient care, the level of satisfaction of providers and patients, and ... See full document

... night-time pain, violent trauma (fall from height, RTA), unexplained weight loss); or have severe psychiatric or personality ...chronic low back pain ... See full document

... this project show that by using clinic QI team-based approaches with practice facilitation, we can positively affect clinic performance and the uptake of interdisciplinary health care ... See full document

... The primary process and patient outcomes are x-ray refer- ral and LBP-specific disability as measured by the RDQ ...in primary care ...in care of approximately 8% ...per practice, will ... See full document

... the clinical course of LBP are also affected by variations in data collection methods, with higher quality studies including independent follow-up for at least 12 months after the onset of a LBP ...patient ... See full document

... about back pain than those found amongst the general population in a systematic review by Morton et ...about back pain, self- management of LBP and moving away from the ‘broken ... See full document

... sociodemographic, pain, psychological and health ...standardised clinical assessment by one of seven musculoskeletal physiotherapists, and were diagnosed as having sciatica (spinal nerve root involvement) ... See full document

... health care pro- ...the primary care providers' diagnostic abilities by providing a plausible, albeit medically irrelevant, explanation for ...like pain [20,21]. Information and advice from ... See full document

... about management of LBP, which should theoretically reduce the conse- quences of back pain to a minimum, but so far different strategies for implementation of this knowledge have failed to produce ... See full document

... a primary care setting using routine clinical ...of clinical settings including orthopedic sur- gery (28), pain (two), internal medicine (one), urology (one), and general surgery ... See full document

... a primary care multidisciplinary guideline of relatively high ...and management of prolonged pain and ...the project team mem- bers on a maximum of one page, including a recommen- ... See full document

... of clinical practice in managing a given condition, pro- duce effects that can be explained in biomedical terms, and be supported by research evidence in favour of the ...IM model, other countries ... See full document

... physiotherapy management of LBP after the introduction of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) indicate that practice variations persist and therapists show variable adherence to guidelines ... See full document

... STarT Back Screening Tool score (1 to 9), risk-defined category (low, medium, high), clinical impres- sion/differential diagnosis, number of treatment sessions, type of treatment, outcome, ‘yes’ or ... See full document

... the low back (spinal) injury is commonly undiagnosed and ...our clinical experience, we have described a relation between depression and lumbosacral ...whose low back injury occurred ... See full document

... medical care. 7 The back pain decreases the quality of life (QOL) of individuals, as well as deterioration in physical ...studies. Clinical trials revealed that Quality of life (QOL) ... See full document

... Abstract: Low back pain (LBP) is now regarded as the first cause of disability worldwide and should be a priority for future research on prevention and ...the clinical setting for tissue ... See full document