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What is the association between the presence of comorbidities and the appropriateness of care for low back pain? A population-based medical record review study

机译:合并症的存在与下背部疼痛的适当护理之间有何关联?基于人群的病历审查研究

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Although “non-specific” in 90% of cases, low back pain (LBP) is often treated as an independent entity, even though comorbidities are commonly associated with it. There is evidence that some LBP may be related to chronic conditions or be a symptom of poor health. The purpose of this study was to clarify the extent of comorbidities amongst a cohort of Australian adults with LBP and examine if having concurrent conditions has any association with appropriateness of care for LBP. A population-based sample of patients with one or more of 22 common conditions was recruited by telephone; consents were obtained to review their medical records. Trained surveyors extracted information from their medical records to examine the care patients received for their LBP with respect to ten indicators of appropriate care, ratified by LBP experts. Using LBP as the index condition, lists of self-reported comorbidities and those that were documented in medical records were compared. Medical records were reviewed and analysed with respect to appropriateness of care to identify any significant differences in care received between patients with LBP only and those with LBP plus comorbidities. One hundred and sixty four LBP patients were included in the analysis. Over 60% of adults with LBP in Australia had one of 17 comorbidities documented, with females being more likely than males to have comorbid conditions (63% vs 37%, p?=?0.012). The more comorbidities, the poorer their reported health status (63% vs 30%, p?=?0.006). Patients with comorbidities were significantly less likely to receive appropriate LBP care on nine of the ten LBP indicators (p??0.05). This study established that the presence of comorbidities is associated with poorer care for LBP. Understanding why this is so is an important direction for future research. Further studies using a larger cohort are needed to explore the association between comorbidities and appropriateness of care for LBP, to better inform guidelines and practice in this area.
机译:尽管在90%的病例中“非特异性”,但即使合并症通常与下背痛(LBP)一起被视为独立的个体。有证据表明,某些LBP可能与慢性病有关或健康不良的症状。这项研究的目的是弄清一组患有LBP的澳大利亚成年人中合并症的程度,并检查并发疾病是否与LBP的适当护理有关。通过电话收集了具有22种常见病症中的一种或多种的患者的人群样本;已获得同意以审查其医疗记录。训练有素的测量师从其医疗记录中提取信息,以检查由LBP专家批准的有关十项适当护理指标的LBP护理患者。使用LBP作为指标条件,比较了自我报告的合并症和病历中记录的合并症。审查和分析医疗记录的适当性,以识别仅LBP的患者与LBP加合并症的患者在护理方面的任何显着差异。分析包括164名LBP患者。在澳大利亚,有超过60%的患有LBP的成年人有17种合并症之一,女性比男性更容易出现合并症(63%比37%,p = 0.012)。合并症越多,其报告的健康状况就越差(63%vs 30%,p = 0.006)。在十个LBP指标中的九个指标上,合并症患者接受LBP护理的可能性大大降低(p <0.05)。这项研究确定合并症的存在与对LBP的护理较差有关。理解为什么如此是将来研究的重要方向。需要使用更大的队列进行进一步的研究,以探索合并症和LBP护理的适当性之间的关联,以更好地为该领域的指南和实践提供信息。

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