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Differences in lumbopelvic control and occupational behaviours in female nurses with and without a recent history of low back pain due to back injury
Abstract
Low back pain is highly prevalent in nurses. This study aimed to determine which physical fitness, physical activity (PA) and biomechanical characteristics most clearly distinguish between nurses with [recently injured (RInj)] and without [not recently injured (NRInj)] a recent back injury. Twenty-seven (8 RInj, 19 NRInj) female nurses completed questionnaires (pain, work, PA), physical fitness, biomechanical and low back discomfort measures,...
Paper Details
Title
Differences in lumbopelvic control and occupational behaviours in female nurses with and without a recent history of low back pain due to back injury
Published Date
Nov 17, 2014
Journal
Volume
58
Issue
2
Pages
235 - 245
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