Identifying back pain subgroups: developing and applying approaches using individual patient data collected within clinical trials
Background: There is good evidence that therapist-delivered interventions have modest beneficial effects for people with low back pain (LBP). Identification of subgroups of people with LBP who may benefit from these different treatment approaches is an important research priority. Aim and objectives...
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Main Authors: | Shilpa Patel (Author), Siew Wan Hee (Author), Dipesh Mistry (Author), Jake Jordan (Author), Sally Brown (Author), Melina Dritsaki (Author), David R Ellard (Author), Tim Friede (Author), Sarah E Lamb (Author), Joanne Lord (Author), Jason Madan (Author), Tom Morris (Author), Nigel Stallard (Author), Colin Tysall (Author), Adrian Willis (Author), Martin Underwood (Author), the Repository Group (Author) |
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2016-07-01T00:00:00Z.
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