An observational study in Shoulder Pain and Shoulder Mobility Impairment, sponsored by Central Finland Hospital District. Withdrawn at 1 site in Finland. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2023-03-06.
Sponsored by Central Finland Hospital District · Observational
Consumption of medical care and outcome of shoulder pain and disability in primary care.
Shoulder pain and impairment are common in primary health care. The prognosis of several individuals consulting for a new episode of shoulder problem is surprisingly poor. The objectives are to characterize the consumption of medical care and outcome of shoulder pain and disability in primary health care.
A composite questionnaire consisting of demographic information and ASES questionnaire was used to measure the shoulder function. The patients were sent a second questionnaire after one year.
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All patients consulting a general practitioner due to shoulder disorder during the recruitment period are included. The study population consists of two public health centres with a population of 120 000 individuals and two occupational medicine clinics with a population of 15 000 individuals. The population of health centres and occupational health clinics overlap partially.
Exclusion Criteria:
Consumption of medical care
Number of consultations, referrals, and radiologic examinations; Use of pain medication; Number of days on sick leave; Number of visits to physiotherapist; Number of surgical procedures
Time frame: one year
Development of the ASES score
ASES score: the patient self-report section of the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons Standardized Shoulder Assessment Form
Time frame: one year
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