A Decision Support System for Self-management of Low Back Pain - a Randomized Controlled Trial for the selfBACK Project
A Decision Support System for Self-management of Low Back Pain - a Randomized Controlled Trial for the selfBACK Project
The intervention consists of a digital decision support system delivering a weekly plan of suggested activities that the participant can use to self-manage their low back pain (LBP) via an smartphone app.
The selfBACK intervention consists of the selfBACK system, that provides the participants with an individually tailored weekly plan of suggested activities to use in their self-management of low back pain.
The selfBACK system constitutes a data-driven decision support system that uses case-based reasoning to capture and reuse participant cases to suggest the most suitable self-management plan for participants. The system is an intelligent system delivering self-management plans tailored to individual participant characteristics. Information about participant characteristics is collected via a (baseline) questionnaire, weekly self-reports via the app on symptom progression etc., and a wristband that detect daily number of steps. The weekly plans are presented in an app to participants.
The weekly plan includes three categories of content;
Outcomes are collected as baseline, 6 weeks, 3, 6, 9 months.
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