558- Are We Researching the Right Things in Back and Neck Pain?
About this episode
The episode discusses whether current research priorities in back and neck pain adequately address the needs of patients and healthcare providers.
Are we researching the right things when it comes to back pain, neck pain, and osteoarthritis? With musculoskeletal conditions leading to significant global disability and healthcare utilization, it's more important than ever to evaluate whether current research priorities truly address the needs of patients, clinicians, and policymakers—or if we're missing key factors that could help reduce the worldwide burden of these conditions.
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