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Effectiviteit van behandelingen bij chronische lage rugpijn

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De basis van dit hoofdstuk wordt gevormd door de systematische literatuuronderzoeken die in het kader van de Cochrane Back Review Group 1 zijn uitgevoerd, een viertal reviews die in opdracht van het College van Zorgverzekeringen zijn uitgevoerd naar behandelingen voor chronische lage rugklachten2,5 en een recente systematische review naar alternatieve en complementaire behandelingen voor rugklachten6. Deze literatuuronderzoeken zijn aangevuld met gerandomiseerde effectonderzoeken (gerandomiseerde gecontroleerde trials of RCT’s) als die niet in deze literatuuronderzoeken waren opgenomen.

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van Tulder, M., Koes, B. (2013). Effectiviteit van behandelingen bij chronische lage rugpijn. In: Evidence-based handelen bij lage rugpijn. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-0277-2_5

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