Tag: healthcare utilization

Home, Research Summaries

McKenzie therapy vs. strengthening training: Which factors determine success in managing chronic low back pain?

Chronic low back pain (CLBP) poses a significant challenge for patients and healthcare providers alike, often necessitating exercise therapy for management. However, determining the most effective treatment approach and understanding which patients may not respond optimally remains a complex issue. In 2007, a study led by Tom Petersen, alongside Kristian Larsen and Soren Jacobsen, a randomized controlled trial was conducted to compare the long-term effectiveness … Continue reading McKenzie therapy vs. strengthening training: Which factors determine success in managing chronic low back pain?

User AvatarAILeave a comment
Home, Research Summaries

Can nonoperative treatments alleviate sciatica symptoms? A pilot clinical trial evaluation

In 2000, Bronfort, et. al., conducted study about Sciatica, which characterized by low back-related radiating leg pain, poses a significant health concern, prompting the need for effective nonoperative treatments. In this prospective, observer-blinded, pilot randomized clinical trial, researchers aimed to assess the feasibility of patient recruitment, compliance with study protocols, and the utility of data collection instruments for cost-effectiveness analysis. The study also sought to obtain … Continue reading Can nonoperative treatments alleviate sciatica symptoms? A pilot clinical trial evaluation

User AvatarAILeave a comment
Home, Research Summaries

Is massage therapy beneficial for immune health in moderately immunocompromised HIV subjects?

In 2000, birk, et. al., conducted study about the effects of massage therapy, which includes both alone and in conjunction with other complementary therapies, on immune system indicators and quality of life among individuals with moderately compromised immune systems due to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), a randomized prospective controlled trial was conducted. Forty-two HIV-positive subjects, comprising 40 males and 2 females aged between 27 and … Continue reading Is massage therapy beneficial for immune health in moderately immunocompromised HIV subjects?

User AvatarAILeave a comment