The association between HCP attitudes and beliefs
and patientrelated factors was investigated using HCP
self-reported behaviour, patient vignettes, patient
questionnaires or interviews, treatment observation or
audit, or a combination of measures. The studies
included acute, sub-acute and chronic LBP, as well as
participants from the general population with previous
experiences of LBP. No specific LBP diagnosis was
reported by any study.
Results are described relating to the association
between HCP attitudes and beliefs and (i) patients’
attitudes and beliefs, (ii) patient clinical management,
and (iii) patient outcomes (Table 2). Strength of evidence
is reported according to the AHCPR system
(Bigos et al., 1994) (GRADE quality of evidence rating
in brackets (Guyatt et al., 2008)). Key findings are
summarised in Fig.
The association between HCP attitudes and beliefsand patientrelated factors was investigated using HCPself-reported behaviour, patient vignettes, patientquestionnaires or interviews, treatment observation oraudit, or a combination of measures. The studiesincluded acute, sub-acute and chronic LBP, as well asparticipants from the general population with previousexperiences of LBP. No specific LBP diagnosis wasreported by any study.Results are described relating to the associationbetween HCP attitudes and beliefs and (i) patients’attitudes and beliefs, (ii) patient clinical management,and (iii) patient outcomes (Table 2). Strength of evidenceis reported according to the AHCPR system(Bigos et al., 1994) (GRADE quality of evidence ratingin brackets (Guyatt et al., 2008)). Key findings aresummarised in Fig.
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