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Only one fifth of young Australian adults have beliefs about medical imaging for low back pain that align with current evidence : A cross-sectional study

Darren Beales ; Peter Kent ; Magnus B. Birkrem ; Cheuk Man Chow ; Lap Kiu Li ; Rui Ling Joleen Tan ; Michelle Kendell ; Leon Straker ; Peter O'Sullivan ; Anne Smith |

Dans Musculoskeletal Science and Practice (Vol. 56, December 2021)

Background Patients’ perceptions/expectations may be a factor behind medical imaging referral rates. Few studies have investigated the beliefs that might drive expectations of medical imaging. Objectives This study examined whether beliefs of yo[...]

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Physiotherapists could detect changes of 12 degrees or more in single-plane movement when observing forward bending, squat or hand-over-head : A cross-sectional experiment

Emily Abbott ; Amity Campbell ; Emma Wise ; Stephen J. Tidman ; Brendan S. Lay ; Peter Kent |

Dans Musculoskeletal Science and Practice (Vol. 61, October 2022)

Background The visual accuracy of physiotherapists to detect changes in dynamic joint angles is currently unknown. Objective To investigate (i) the smallest detectable change in movement that physiotherapists could visually observe, and (ii) whe[...]

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