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Assessing Yellow Flags in acute LBP

This guideline provides an overview of risk factors for long-term disability and how to assess this, in those people suffering with lower back pain.

Author : New Zealand Guidelines Group
Author Email : Not Provided
Country of Origin : New Zealand
Ref URL : www.nzgg.org.nz/

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