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Bryan Melancon1, Lucy H Miller
1Earl K. Long Hospital, Baton Rouge, LA, USA.
Abstract:
This study explored whether there is a significant difference in perceived low back pain relief between patients receiving massage versus traditional therapy, using a 2-variable by 3-variable fully crossed, factorial, comparative research design. Statistical results showed slightly more efficacy for traditional therapy; however, the additional benefits of massage add to its value for holistic nursing practice.
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