associated with the attitudes and beliefs of the HCP
with whom they have consulted. This finding comes
from consistent evidence from varied research methodologies,
primary and secondary care, and a range of
specialities, geographical locations, and cultures. It is
demonstrated in participants with acute, sub-acute,
chronic, and previous experiences of LBP.
There is also moderate evidence that patient education,
work and activity recommendations (including
bed rest), and guideline adherence are associated with
HCP attitudes and beliefs. Finally, there is moderate
evidence that HCP fear avoidance beliefs are associated
with reported sick leave prescription, whereas
HCP biomedical orientation is not associated with the
number of sickness certificates issued to patients with
LBP.
Parsons et al. (2007) found that GPs provided
pathology-based explanations for patients’ chronic
musculoskeletal pain which were grounded in a biomedical
model, and that the education provided to
patients was influenced by the beliefs of the GP. The
current study demonstrates similar influences on the
education provided to LBP patients and that these
influences are consistent across HCP disciplines.
associated with the attitudes and beliefs of the HCPwith whom they have consulted. This finding comesfrom consistent evidence from varied research methodologies,primary and secondary care, and a range ofspecialities, geographical locations, and cultures. It isdemonstrated in participants with acute, sub-acute,chronic, and previous experiences of LBP.There is also moderate evidence that patient education,work and activity recommendations (includingbed rest), and guideline adherence are associated withHCP attitudes and beliefs. Finally, there is moderateevidence that HCP fear avoidance beliefs are associatedwith reported sick leave prescription, whereasHCP biomedical orientation is not associated with thenumber of sickness certificates issued to patients withLBP.Parsons et al. (2007) found that GPs providedpathology-based explanations for patients’ chronicmusculoskeletal pain which were grounded in a biomedicalmodel, and that the education provided topatients was influenced by the beliefs of the GP. Thecurrent study demonstrates similar influences on theeducation provided to LBP patients and that theseinfluences are consistent across HCP disciplines.
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