Table 1 PT background data, attitudes towards a behavioral medicine working model and self-efficacy for managing patients with and without yellow flags (n =12)
Background variable | |
|---|---|
Sex, female n | 12 |
Age, mean (range) | 50 (39-57) |
Years in the profession, mean (range) | 19 (10-35) |
Years in primary healthcare, mean (range) | 14 (3-28) |
Further education | |
Behavioral medicine or cognitive behavioral therapy, n | 6 |
Motivational interviewing, n | 5 |
Pain treatment/rehabilitation, acupuncture, n | 7 |
Orthopedic manual therapy, n | 8 |
Other coursesa, n | 12 |
Attitudes towards a behavioral medicine working model for clinical reasoning Md (IQR) | |
1. How important is it for you to work according to a behavioral medicine model for clinical reasoning? (NRS 0-10)b | 8.5 (2.5) |
2. How confident are you to work according to a behavioral medicine model of clinical reasoning? (NRS 0-10)b | 6.0 (2.7) |
3. How ready are you to work according to a behavioral medicine model of clinical reasoning? (NRS 0-10)b | 7.0 (4.5) |
Self-efficacy Md (IQR) | |
Managing patients with fear of movement and/ or catastrophizingc (0-90) | 60.0 (45.0) |
Managing patients without fear of movement and/ or catastrophizingd (0-70) | 45.0 (28.0) |