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Background
Movement and posture are commonly believed to relate to low back pain (LBP). Yet, we know little about how people make sense of the relationship between their LBP, movement and posture, particularly after recovery. We aimed to qualitatively explore this understanding, how it changes and how it relates to quantitative changes.
Methods
A mixed method study in the context of an existing...
Background
Movement and posture are commonly believed to relate to non‐specific low back pain (NSLBP). While people with NSLBP appear to move and posture themselves differently from those without NSLBP, changes in movement and posture infrequently relate to improvements in NSLBP when analysed at a group‐level. Additionally, little is known about how movement or posture change when clinical outcome...
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