Outcomes Are Not Different for Patient-Matched Versus Nonmatched Treatment in Subjects With Chronic Recurrent Low Back Pain: A Randomized Clinical Trial

Outcomes Are Not Different for Patient-Matched Versus Nonmatched Treatment in Subjects With Chronic Recurrent Low Back Pain: A Randomized Clinical Trial Providing a matched treatment based on either the Treatment-Based Classification or the Movement System Impairment classification schema did not improve treatment outcomes compared with an unmatched treatment for patients with chronic LBP, except on one secondary disability measure.

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