Treatment preference changes after exposure to treatment in adults with chronic low back pain.

Vanessa M Lanier Keith R LohseQuenten L HookerSara J FrancoisLinda R van Dillen

Published in: PM & R : the journal of injury, function, and rehabilitation (2022)

Participants changed their preference ratings of two exercise-based treatments for LBP after exposure to the treatment. Participants who received the less familiar MST viewed this treatment more favorably 12 months post treatment, and this change was less contingent on changes in disability/pain than for participants in the SFE group. Assessing preference ratings at various times during treatment is crucial to understand a person's preference for and perceptions of a treatment.

Keyphrases

healthcare
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multiple sclerosis
combination therapy
spinal cord injury
body composition
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