Group-based patient education and exercises to support self-management of persistent/recurrent back pain. Feasibility of an implementation-effectiveness trial.
Alice Kongsted, Werner Vach(University of Basel), Per Kjær(University of Southern Denmark), Eleanor Boyle(Indiana University Northwest), Jan Hartvigsen(University of Southern Denmark), Inge Ris(University of Southern Denmark), Line Thomassen(University of Southern Denmark)
University of Southern Denmark Research Portal (University of Southern Denmark)
April 25, 2019
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