Development of the Prevent for Work Questionnaire (P4Wq) for the assessment of musculoskeletal risk factors in the workplace: part 2—pilot study for questionnaire development and validation

Langella, Francesco; Daniele, Vanni; Høgh, Morten; Palsson, Thorvaldur Skuli; Christensen, Steffan Wittrup; Bellosta-López, Pablo; Villafañe, Jorge Hugo; Jensen, Palle S.; Silva, Priscila de Brito; Herrero, Pablo; Barletta, Paolo; Doménech-García, Víctor; Berjano, Pedro

doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2021-053988

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“…Considering the impact that patients' expectations may have on the CLBP, clinicians need to ask whether not taking them into account when setting up the rehabilitation plan or limiting their assessment to this phase may represent a best practice in the management of CLBP (Langella, Vanni, et al, 2021). Furthermore, considering the current unpreparedness of healthcare providers in managing patients' expectations, it is necessary to deepen the topic of interventions capable of modifying them.…”

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Do patients’ expectations influence conservative treatment in Chronic Low Back Pain? A Narrative Review

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Battaglino²,

Cotella

et al. 2022

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Introduction: The clinical management of Chronic Low Back Pain (CLBP) substantially varying among general practitioners, specialists and physical therapists belonging to the same country, resulting in a wide spectrum of approaches. Objective: To determine how outcome expectations influence conservative treatment of working-age patients with CLBP. Methods: This is a narrative review of studies investigating or reporting an association between patients’ expectation and conservative treatment in patients with CLBP in working-age. Narrative review’s guidelines were followed during the design, research, and reporting. Results: The articles were screened by reading the titles and abstracts or full articles. This process resulted in a total of 5 studies that met the selection criteria and were therefore included in the systematic review and considered eligible for quality assessment through the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme (CASP) tool and PEDro (Physiotherapy Evidence Database) scale. What emerges from the studies included in the review essentially concerned three main topics: (a) the expectations of results, highly influenced by patients’ previous experiences; (b) the expectation concerning the clinical professional which includes the desire to receive information and education about the disorder and (c) those about environment or context. Conclusions: The results of the studies analyzed show that certain patients’ expectations, such as the expectation of tailored training with frequent follow-ups, the hope for the best possible outcomes, realism or resignation regarding pain relief, activity levels, good dialogue and communication, the need to be seen and confirmed as an individual and the desire to receive an explanation for the pain could be related to a better recovery outcomes.

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Do patients’ expectations influence conservative treatment in Chronic Low Back Pain? A Narrative Review

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Battaglino²,

Cotella

et al. 2022

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“…The increasing aging population has created a demand for e-health technologies that support healthy aging, reduce healthcare costs, and address the limited availability of healthcare professionals [1,2]. These technologies encompass various information and communication 2 technologies used in healthcare settings, including remote monitoring technologies (RMTs) [3,4]. RMTs allow for the remote monitoring of individuals' health and the transmission of data to healthcare providers for review.…”

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Optimizing Telehealth Strategies for Rehabilitation: Recommendations From Rural Physical Therapists

Bustamante-Vázquez,

Rodrigo-Morales,

De-Dios-Pérez

et al. 2023

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Background: To investigate the experiences and perspectives of rural physical therapists in relation to various telehealth strategies in physical therapy; Methods: A qualitative field study was conducted in [n=4,344] remote regions of [n=6] (Mexico). Using telehealth technology, 16 physical therapists from 6 clinics expanded their reach and provided physical therapy care to patients located in nonmetropolitan sites. The outcomes measured were the sociodemographic characteristics, telemedicine modalities employed, and the types of treatments administered. These assessments were conducted pre, post-intervention, and during the follow-up period; Results: This study included 4,344 participants, averaging 44.5 ±20.7 years old. Most visits (80.1%) were initial, while 19.9% were follow-ups, with an average of 12.4 ±4.7 sessions. "Puebla sur" had the highest case frequency (29.3%), followed by "Tlalnepantla" (27.5%), "CAPU" (17.4%), "Tlalpan" (15.5%), and "Guadalajara" and "Guatemala" clinics with lower frequencies (8.8% and 1.5%, respectively); Conclusions: This study highlights the potential of telemedicine to surmount barriers such as limited access to healthcare facilities, physical impediments faced by patients in rural areas, and financial burdens on families. The findings contribute to the optimization of telehealth strategies, specifically tailored to the unique challenges of rehabilitation care in underserved rural communities.

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“…1,2 These technologies encompass various information and communication technologies used in health care settings, including remote monitoring technologies (RMTs). [3][4][5] RMTs allow for the remote monitoring of individuals' health and the transmission of data to health care providers for review. While the potential of RMTs to improve patient care is recognized, research on their adoption in primary care settings is limited.…”

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“…The increasing aging population has created a demand for e-health technologies that support healthy aging, reduce health care costs, and address the limited availability of health care professionals 1,2. These technologies encompass various information and communication technologies used in health care settings, including remote monitoring technologies (RMTs) 3-5. RMTs allow for the remote monitoring of individuals' health and the transmission of data to health care providers for review.…”

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Optimizing Telehealth Strategies for Rehabilitation

Bustamante-Vázquez,

Rodrigo-Morales,

De-Dios-Pérez

et al. 2024

Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation

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Background: To investigate the experiences and perspectives of rural physical therapists in relation to various telehealth strategies in physical therapy. Methods: A qualitative field study was conducted in (n = 4344) remote regions of (n = 6) Mexico. Using telehealth technology, 16 physical therapists from 6 clinics expanded their reach and provided physical therapy care to patients located in nonmetropolitan sites. The outcomes measured were the sociodemographic characteristics, telemedicine modalities employed, and the types of treatments administered. These assessments were conducted pre-, post-intervention, and during the follow-up period. Results: This study included 4344 participants, averaging 44.5 ± 20.7 years old. Most visits (80.1%) were initial, while 19.9% were follow-ups, with an average of 12.4 ± 4.7 sessions. “Puebla sur” had the highest case frequency (29.3%), followed by “Tlalnepantla” (27.5%), “CAPU” (17.4%), “Tlalpan” (15.5%), and “Guadalajara” and “Guatemala” clinics with lower frequencies (8.8% and 1.5%, respectively). Conclusions: This study highlights the potential of telemedicine to surmount barriers such as limited access to health care facilities, physical impediments faced by patients in rural areas, and financial burdens on families. The findings contribute to the optimization of telehealth strategies, specifically tailored to the unique challenges of rehabilitation care in underserved rural communities.

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Development of the Prevent for Work Questionnaire (P4Wq) for the assessment of musculoskeletal risk factors in the workplace: part 2—pilot study for questionnaire development and validation

Cited by 3 publications

References 42 publications

Do patients’ expectations influence conservative treatment in Chronic Low Back Pain? A Narrative Review

Do patients’ expectations influence conservative treatment in Chronic Low Back Pain? A Narrative Review

Optimizing Telehealth Strategies for Rehabilitation: Recommendations From Rural Physical Therapists

Optimizing Telehealth Strategies for Rehabilitation

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