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Are frequent measurements in back pain research harmful? Two comparisons of back pain in groups with or without frequent follow-up.

Lise HestbækAnnette Christina SaxtorphCarl-Emil Krogsgaard-JensenAlice Kongsted
Published in: Chiropractic & manual therapies (2018)
Since the data were not optimally suited for the purpose of these analyses, the results should obviously be interpreted with caution, but they do not support a theory about increased attention leading to increased awareness, which in turn will lead to increased pain. On the contrary, participants reported lower levels of pain when belonging to the samples that had been subject to frequent follow-up by SMS-track over long periods of time.
Keyphrases
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