The experiences and needs of people seeking primary care for low-back pain in Australia

"The qualitative responses from participants in this study show that patients want LBP care to be more person-centred, to receive better diagnostic information, to be better educated about their LBP and self-management skills. The findings also emphasise how patients value being listened to and believed, being treated as an individual, so that care could be better tailored to their needs."
The experiences and needs of people seeking primary care for low-back pain in Australia

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