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Identification of Patients with Low Back Pain
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Characteristics of Individuals - Knowledge & Beliefs about the Intervention
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“The challenge was knowing the patient was here for back pain.”
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Outer Setting - Patient Needs & Resources
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“Some patients are reluctant to talk about their issues. They want to wait until they’re talking to the physician.”
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Technology
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Outer Setting - Patient Needs & Resources
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“Some patients get through the tablet and some just don’t, because of age or not tech-savvy.”
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Process - Executing
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“I do have to go up to the front desk to get the tablet and the front desk has to change the visit type [in the EHR].”
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Inner Setting - Networks & Communications
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Example: Some clinics had figured out solutions or work arounds to issues with study activities in the EHR while other clinics within their practice were not aware of these solutions/work arounds.
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Physician Engagement
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Process - Engaging
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“Some [physicians] don’t even want the questionnaires done because they are busy, and they need to get in to see the patient.”
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Competing Priorities
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Inner Setting - Relative Priority
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“We have a lot of #1 priorities and back pain is not one of them.”
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