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1996 - Vol. 4, No. 3
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Acute Low Back Problems in Adults, AHCPR Guideline No. 14
Stanly J. Bigos, MD (Chair), Reverend O. Richard Bowyer, G. Richard Braen, MD, et al.
Abstract: This Quick Reference Guide for Clinicians highlights from the Clinical Practice Guidelines version of Acute Low Back Problems in Adults, which was developed by a private-sector panel of health care provider and consumers. The Quick Reference Guide is an example of how a clinician might implement the panel's findings and recommendations on the management of acute low back problems in working-age adults. Topics covered include the initial assessment of patients presenting with acute low back problems, identifications of red flags that may indicate the presence of a serious underlying medical condition, initial management, special studies and diagnostic considerations, further management considerations. Instructions for clinical testing for sciatic tension, recommendations for sitting and unassisted lifting, tests for identification of clinical pathology, and algorithms for patient management are included.
The Journal of Manual & Manipulative Therapy Vol. 4 No.3 (1996 ), 99 - 111
Submission on Clinical Practice Guideline, Acute Low Back Problems in Adults: Assessment and Treatment
New Zealand Private Physiotherapists
Abstract: This submission has been prepared by the New Zealand Society of Physiotherapists May 1996. It is in response to the Clinical Practice Guideline, the discussion document published by the Accident Rehabilitation and Compensation Insurance Corporation (ACC) and the Core Services Committee, now the National Advisory Committee on Health and Disability (National Health Committee) in New Zealand. The New Zealand Clinical Practice Guideline was adopted from U.S Guideline No. 14 regarding the assessment and treatment of acute low back problems in adults.
The Journal of Manual & Manipulative Therapy Vol. 4 No.3 (1996 ), 112 - 125
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