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A Detailed analysis of how physiotherapists “Give” reassurance for patients’ concerns in back pain consultations
Reassuring patients with low back pain to reduce their concerns is important for good clinical practice. However, guidelines provide little information on how physiotherapists should best deliver reassurance. This study explores how “reassurance” is enacted by physiotherapists and back pain patients
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