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Goal attainment scaling as a measure of treatment success after physiotherapy for chronic low back pain

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Anne F. Mannion, F. Caporaso, N. Pulkovski, Haiko Sprott

Abstract

GAS demonstrates the achievement of important goals undetected by fixed-item measures and is a valid and sensitive outcome measure for assessing the success of rehabilitation in patients with cLBP.

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