The one-year prevalence of nonspecific back pain in public primary health care establishments among 1.7 million people in western Sweden.
Olof ThoresonAnna AminoffCatharina ParaiPublished in: Primary health care research & development (2020)
The one-year prevalence of diagnosed nonspecific back pain was 6% in public primary health care in 2018 and has increased since 2014. Women were diagnosed considerably more frequently than men. Publicly funded rehabilitation efforts, as well as actions focusing on the prevention of back pain, is probably money well spent.