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Application of "less is more" to low back pain
Shubha V. Srinivas
, Richard A. Deyo
,
Zackary D. Berger
School of Medicine
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Acute Low Back Pain
40%
Change in Practice
20%
Clinical Outcomes
40%
Clinical Practice
20%
Clinical Resources
20%
Clinically Significant
20%
Early Imaging
20%
Follow-up Test
20%
High-quality Care
20%
Incidental
20%
Irradiation Exposure
20%
Less Is More
100%
Low Back Pain
100%
Lumbar Spine MRI
20%
Meta-analysis
40%
National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NAMCS)
20%
Patient Labeling
20%
Primary Care
20%
Published Data
20%
PubMed
20%
Red Flags
20%
Review Guidelines
20%
Routine Imaging
40%
Spine Imaging
20%
Stewardship
20%
Unnecessary Surgery
20%
Usual Care
20%
Nursing and Health Professions
6 Diazo 5 Oxonorleucine
14%
Clinical Outcome
28%
Clinical Practice
14%
Health Care
14%
Imaging
100%
Incidental Finding
14%
Low Back Pain
100%
Medline
14%
Meta Analysis
28%
Practice Guideline
14%
Primary Health Care
14%
Primary Medical Care
14%
Systematic Review
28%
Medicine and Dentistry
6 Diazo 5 Oxonorleucine
14%
Health Care Cost
42%
Incidental Finding
14%
Low Back Pain
100%
Lumbar Spine
14%
Medical Care
14%
Meta-Analysis
28%
Primary Health Care
14%
Systematic Review
28%