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See Latest ArticlesOrthopaedists and Family Practitioners Knowledge of Simple Low Back Pain Management
Spine, 06/30/09
Finestone AS et al. - Both orthopaedic surgeons' and family physicians' knowledge of treating LBP is deficient. Orthopedic surgeons are less aware of current treatment than family practitioners. Although the importance of publishing guidelines and keeping them up-to-date and relevant for different disciplines in different countries cannot be overstressed, disseminating the knowledge to clinicians is also very important to ensure good practice.
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