Back pain attitudes questionnaire: Cross-cultural adaptation to brazilian-portuguese and measurement properties

Krug, Roberto Costa; Cañeiro, J P; Ribeiro, Daniel Cury; Darlow, Ben; Silva, Marcelo Faria; Loss, Jefferson Fagundes

doi:10.1016/j.bjpt.2020.07.001

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“…The Back-PAQ evaluates beliefs and attitudes about LBP. 8,24,25 The short version (French version) was used. 21 It is composed of 10 items classified into five categories: back vulnerability (items 1 and 2), the relationship between back pain and injury (items 3 and 4), participation in activities during back pain (items 5 and 6), the psychological influences of back pain (items 7 and 8), and the prognosis of back pain (items 9 and 10).…”

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Misconceptions of physical therapists and medical doctors regarding the impact of lifting a light load on low back pain

Rialet-Micoulau

Lucas

Demoulin

et al. 2022

Brazilian Journal of Physical Therapy

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Misconceptions of physical therapists and medical doctors regarding the impact of lifting a light load on low back pain

Rialet-Micoulau

Lucas

Demoulin

et al. 2022

Brazilian Journal of Physical Therapy

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“…These beliefs related to the need of protection reflect guideline-inconsistent beliefs related to the biomedical model. In other countries, some studies presented lower (worse) scores for the Back-PAQ in physiotherapists [27,48]. These results highlight the urgent need to develop interventions aiming to enhance beliefs of physiotherapists as they can influence the prognosis of the patient [49].…”

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Management of Low Back Pain: Do Physiotherapists Know the Evidence-Based Guidelines?

Fourré

Vanderstraeten

Ris

et al. 2023

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Background: Clinical practice guidelines promote bio-psychosocial management of patients suffering from low back pain (LBP). The objective of this study was to examine the current knowledge, attitudes and beliefs of physiotherapists about a guideline-adherent approach to LBP and to assess the ability of physiotherapists to recognise signs of a specific LBP in a clinical vignette. Methods: Physiotherapists were recruited to participate in an online study. They were asked to indicate whether they were familiar with evidence-based guidelines and then to fill in the Health Care Providers’ Pain and Impairment Relationship Scale (HC-PAIRS), Back Pain Attitudes Questionnaire (Back-PAQ), Neurophysiology of Pain Questionnaire (NPQ), as well as questions related to two clinical vignettes. Results: In total, 527 physiotherapists participated in this study. Only 38% reported being familiar with guidelines for the management of LBP. Sixty-three percent of the physiotherapists gave guideline-inconsistent recommendations regarding work. Only half of the physiotherapists recognised the signs of a specific LBP. Conclusions: The high proportion of physiotherapists unfamiliar with guidelines and demonstrating attitudes and beliefs not in line with evidence-based management of LBP is concerning. It is crucial to develop efficient strategies to enhance knowledge of guidelines among physiotherapists and increase their implementation in clinical practice.

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“…El puntaje total va de 34 a 170 y los puntajes más altos indican creencias negativas. El cuestionario ha sido traducido y validado en diferentes idiomas con propiedades psicométricas de aceptables a excelentes [22][23][24][25] y está disponible en la página www. otago.ac.nz/backpaq.…”

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Creencias y actitudes de los atletas sobre el dolor lumbar

Pierobon

Policastro

Soliño

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AJRPT

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Objetivo: Identificar las creencias de los deportistas acerca del dolor lumbar. Como objetivo secundario, proponemos averiguar si las creencias reportadas difieren según la experiencia del dolor lumbar. Materiales y método: Estudio transversal tipo encuesta. Se invitó a atletas (recreacionales, amateurs y profesionales), mayores de 18 años con o sin dolor lumbar, a participar de una encuesta online a través de las redes sociales. Se utilizó el cuestionario Back Pain Attitudes Questionnaire (Back-PAQ) para evaluar las creencias sobre la espalda. Las opciones de las preguntas del Back-PAQ fueron clasificadas como “positivas”, “neutras” o “negativas”. Resultados: Un total de 1591 respuestas fueron incluidas en el análisis. La media del puntaje total del Back-PAQ fue 113,1 (Intervalo de Confianza 95%, 112,5 - 113,7) con un puntaje mínimo de 63 y máximo de 148. No se encontraron diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre los grupos observados (p= 0,51). Los atletas con dolor actual tuvieron creencias menos útiles que aquellos con historia de dolor lumbar: mediana de 115 (rango intercuartílico 108 - 121) versus 113 (rango intercuartílico 105 - 120); p= 0,002. Conclusión: Los atletas presentaron creencias predominantemente negativas sobre el dolor de espalda, independientemente del nivel de competencia. Prevalecieron los conceptos erróneos sobre la vulnerabilidad de la espalda y la necesidad de protegerla. Se expresaron creencias positivas sobre el pronóstico de un episodio de dolor lumbar.

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Back pain attitudes questionnaire: Cross-cultural adaptation to brazilian-portuguese and measurement properties

Cited by 16 publications

References 56 publications

Misconceptions of physical therapists and medical doctors regarding the impact of lifting a light load on low back pain

Misconceptions of physical therapists and medical doctors regarding the impact of lifting a light load on low back pain

Management of Low Back Pain: Do Physiotherapists Know the Evidence-Based Guidelines?

Creencias y actitudes de los atletas sobre el dolor lumbar

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