Effect of feedback health education on postoperative rehabilitation of patients with lumbar disc herniation: a cluster randomised trials

Evaluation of a mobile-application educational intervention on the knowledge, attitude, and practice of patients in postoperative care for lumbar disk herniation surgery: A randomized control trial

“…17 Additionally, the American Medical Association advises that doctors and nurses should educate patients using simple language and educational aids, repeating materials as necessary, and providing feedback in the patient's language. 7 Following surgery for LDH, patients must undergo a prolonged rehabilitation phase during which they may encounter various challenges. Because LDH is a chronic condition with a protracted disease course, effective patient education is essential during rehabilitation.…”

“…6 Due to the gradual progression of the disease, initial symptoms may be subtle and alleviated by rest, leading individuals to overlook the condition as it worsens. 7 LDH predominantly affects young and middle-aged individuals, with a higher incidence in men than women.…”

“… 8 Data from China’s Ministry of Health indicates that the incidence of LDH is relatively high and increasing, at around 5–10%. 7 , 9 In Iran, LDH is the most common cause of LBP, accounting for approximately 53% of all cases and representing the leading cause of disability in individuals over the age of 40. 10 While most individuals can manage their symptoms with analgesics and rehabilitation, surgical intervention may be necessary for those with persistent and challenging symptoms.…”

“… 17 Additionally, the American Medical Association advises that doctors and nurses should educate patients using simple language and educational aids, repeating materials as necessary, and providing feedback in the patient’s language. 7 …”