Managing Low Back Pain in the Primary Care Setting: The Know-Do Gap
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Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To ascertain knowledge gaps in the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic low back pain (LBP) in the primary care setting to prepare a scoping survey for identifying knowledge gaps in LBP management among Alberta’s primary care practitioners, and to identify potential barriers to implementing a multidisciplinary LBP guideline.
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| Authors | Scott, N Ann;Moga, Carmen;Harstall, Christa; |
| Journal | pain research and management |
| Year | 2010 |
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