Most important factors for SDM in sciatica care according to professionals.

<p>Most important factors for SDM in sciatica care according to professionals.</p

Most important factors for SDM in sciatica care according to patients.

<p>Most important factors for SDM in sciatica care according to patients.</p

Most important factors for SDM in sciatica care, by work setting of professionals and decision making.

<p>Most important factors for SDM in sciatica care, by work setting of professionals and decision making.</p

Preferences and practice of decision making in sciatica care according to professionals and patients.

<p>Patient's decision: Patient makes the final selection about treatment. Shared decision: the doctor and patient share responsibility for deciding which treatment is best for the patient. Professional's decision: the doctor makes the final decision about treatment.</p

The influence of barriers and facilitators reported by patients for non-surgical treatment use (univariate analyses).

<p>The influence of barriers and facilitators reported by patients for non-surgical treatment use (univariate analyses).</p

Influence of barriers and facilitators reported by orthopaedic surgeons for prescription of non-surgical treatments.

<p>Influence of barriers and facilitators reported by orthopaedic surgeons for prescription of non-surgical treatments.</p

The independent effect of barriers and facilitators reported by orthopaedic surgeons for prescription of non-surgical treatments (multivariable analyses).

<p>The independent effect of barriers and facilitators reported by orthopaedic surgeons for prescription of non-surgical treatments (multivariable analyses).</p

The independent effect of barriers and facilitators reported by patients for non-surgical treatment use (multivariable analyses).

<p>The independent effect of barriers and facilitators reported by patients for non-surgical treatment use (multivariable analyses).</p

The importance of barriers and facilitators reported by patients for non-surgical treatment use.

<p>The importance of barriers and facilitators reported by patients for non-surgical treatment use.</p

Improvement in Health-Related Quality of Life and Satisfaction after Hip Replacement: A Comparison Between Patients with Mild to Moderate and Severe Radiographical Pre-Operative Osteoarthritis.

<p>Odds Ratios >1 indicate a higher probability of achieving a Minimal Clinically Important Difference in HRQoL after THR in patients with Kellgren Grade 3+4, compared to Grade 0–2.</p><p>The odds ratios adjusted for age, sex, Charnley Comorbidity Classification and BMI and stratified for quartiles of follow-up.</p