Motivational enhancement therapy in addition to physical therapy improves motivational factors and treatment outcomes in people with low back pain: A randomized controlled trial

Keyphrases

• Motivational Factors 100%
• Physical Therapy 100%
• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Low Back Pain 100%
• Treatment Outcome 100%
• Motivational Enhancement Therapy 100%
• Motivational Enhancement 50%
• Enhancement Treatment 50%
• Therapy Groups 41%
• Motivation 25%
• Enhancing Factors 25%
• Chronic Low Back Pain (cLBP) 25%
• Exercise Compliance 25%
• Physical Function 16%
• Copyright 8%
• Physical Exercise 8%
• In(III) 8%
• Pain Intensity 8%
• Visual Analog Scale 8%
• Motivational Interviewing 8%
• Short Form 36 (SF-36) 8%
• General Health 8%
• Proxy Efficacy 8%
• American Congress 8%
• Rehabilitation Medicine 8%
• Interferential Therapy 8%
• Outpatient Department 8%
• Back Exercise 8%
• Working Alliance 8%
• Lifting Capacity 8%
• Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial 8%
• Physical Therapy Program 8%
• Treatment Expectancy 8%
• Interviewing Strategies 8%
• Conventional Physical Therapy 8%
• Roland-Morris Disability Questionnaire 8%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Physiotherapy 100%
• Low Back Pain 100%
• Treatment Outcome 100%
• Motivational Enhancement Therapy 100%
• Compliance 21%
• Rehabilitation Engineering 7%
• Pain Intensity 7%
• Outpatient Department 7%
• Visual Analog Scale 7%
• Short Form 36 7%
• Roland Morris Disability Questionnaire 7%
• Motivational Interviewing 7%

Psychology

• Group Therapy 100%
• Visual Analog Scale 20%
• Motivational Interviewing 20%
• American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine 20%