Patients’ Perceived Needs of Health Care Providers for Low Back Pain Management: A Systematic Scoping Review

Patients' Perceived Needs of Health Care Providers for Low Back Pain Management: A Systematic Scoping Review Patients with LBP want patient-centered care, to be actively involved, and they have identified characteristics of HCP that foster a good provider-patient relationship. They noted areas of dissatisfaction with HCP and perceived obstacles to care. Given limited health care resources, HCP and policy makers need to implement novel methods of health care delivery that address these issues to facilitate improved patient satisfaction and achieve better patient and health system outcomes.

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