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Conditions
Brief summary
This study will examine whether adding telephone coaching (named BackReady coaching) intervention when added to usual physiotherapy care leads to a decrease in activity limitation in people at risk for long term activity limitation in non-specific low back pain. It is anticiapted that BackReady coaching will lead to a decrease in activity limitation and a greater number of participants returning to their primary non-leisure activity.
Interventions
Telephone-based health coaching in addition to usual physiotherapy care. Coaching will assess the importance of return to usual activity for the participant and if necessary use motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioural techniques to increase the importance. Coaching will also assess the participant's confidence to return to usual activities and apply goal setting and action plans to increase confidence to return. Particiapants will be coached once per week for four weeks and once three weeks after the fourth session. Each coaching session will last approximately 30 minutes.
Sponsors
Study design
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
NSLBP for less than 8 weeks duration (first or new episode). Recovery expectation less than 8 out of 10 for return to all activities in next month. English speaking. Access to telephone.
Exclusion criteria
Low back pain due to a specific pathology NSLBP episode longer than 8 weeks. Histroy of surgery for back pain