Chiropractic Patients More Satisfied Than Medical Patients

Posted by Whole Health Web Admin | Nov 8, 2013 | Chiropractic, Research Articles | 0 |

Results from the UCLA Low-Back Pain Study, published in the American Journal of Public Health (October 2002; 92(10):1628–1633), examined outcomes in 672 patients with low back pain who were randomly assigned to receive either medical care or chiropractic care. Measures included patient-reported satisfaction with care.

Patients assigned to chiropractic care reported higher levels of satisfaction than those receiving medical care.

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