Beyond Minimally Important Change : Defining a Successful Outcome of Physical Therapy for Patients With Low Back Pain
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概要
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- 2009-12-01
著者
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Fritz Julie
Department Of Physical Therapy University Of Utah
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Fritz Julie
Department Of Physical Therapy University Of Pittsburgh
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Hebert Jeff
College Of Health University Of Utah
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KOPPENHAVER Shane
College of Health, University of Utah
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PARENT Eric
Department of Physical Therapy/Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Alberta
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Parent Eric
Department Of Physical Therapy University Of Alberta
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Koppenhaver Shane
College Of Health University Of Utah
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