Nonoperative treatments for sciatica: A pilot study for a randomized clinical trial

Keyphrases

• Randomized Clinical Trial 100%
• Sciatica 100%
• Nonoperative Treatment 100%
• Leg Pain 60%
• Bothersomeness 60%
• Leg Symptoms 40%
• Back Pain 40%
• Full-scale Trial 40%
• Cost-effectiveness 20%
• Healthcare Utilization 20%
• Medication Use 20%
• High Risk 20%
• Medical Clinic 20%
• Health Care Use 20%
• Epidural Steroid Injection 20%
• Primary Contact 20%
• Self-care 20%
• Global Health 20%
• Self-report Measures 20%
• Low Back 20%
• Medical Care 20%
• 3-group 20%
• Change from Baseline 20%
• Minimal Intervention 20%
• Type II Error 20%
• Patient Compliance 20%
• Within-group 20%
• Global Improvement 20%
• Health Maintenance Organizations 20%
• Disqualification 20%
• Recruitment Process 20%
• Pain Severity 20%
• Pain Frequency 20%
• Patient Recruitment 20%
• Disability Evaluation 20%
• Patient-rated Outcome 20%
• Data Collection Tools 20%
• Full-scale Study 20%
• Insufficient Samples 20%
• Roland-Morris 20%
• Large Scale Trial 20%
• Number of Patients 20%
• Back Disability 20%
• Local Health 20%
• Global Satisfaction 20%
• Between-group Comparisons 20%
• Provider Compliance 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Pilot Study 100%
• Conservative Treatment 100%
• Sciatica 100%
• Leg Pain 60%
• Bothersomeness 60%
• Health Care Utilization 40%
• Chiropractic 40%
• Effect Size 40%
• Compliance 20%
• Self Care 20%
• Cost Effectiveness Analysis 20%
• Sample Size 20%
• Health Maintenance Organization 20%
• Randomization 20%
• Pain Severity 20%
• Patient Referral 20%
• Self Report 20%
• Roland Morris Disability Questionnaire 20%
• Health Care 20%