BUNZLI ET AL. 2013 [52]
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To provide a richer understanding of patients’ chronic low back pain experience.
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To Oct 2011
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25
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Sandalowski and Barroso
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8 themes
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FROUD ET AL. 2014 [51]
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To inform debate about outcome measure core-sets, and to suggest areas worthy of exploration within healthcare consultations for low back pain.
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To July 2011
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49
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Meta-ethnography
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5 themes with line of argument
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HOPAYIAN & NOTLEY 2014 [53]
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To describe the experience of health care of low back pain and sciatica patients with special reference to patients who do not receive a diagnosis.
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To May 2012
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28
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Thematic analysis
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9 themes
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MACNEELA ET AL. 2015 [54]
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The phenomenon of interest was the subjective experience of chronic low back pain.
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To Dec 2011
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38
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Meta-ethnography
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13 themes with line of argument
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MONSIVAIS & ENGEBRETSON 2011 [56]
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To examine attitudes, beliefs, behaviours, or communication issues of patients with chronic non-malignant pain or their care providers in the formal healthcare setting.
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1991–2007
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17
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NK
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4 themes
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PARSONS ET AL. 2007 [55]
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To review studies exploring the influence of patients’ and primary care practitioners’ beliefs and expectations on the process of care for chronic musculoskeletal pain.
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To Dec 2004
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15
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Thematic analysis
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3 themes
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SIM & MADDEN 2008 [57]
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To gain an interpretive understanding of the subjective impact of fibromyalgia syndrome.
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To Oct 2006
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23
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Meta-synthesis
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9 themes
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SNELGROVE & LIOSSI 2013 [49]
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To articulate the knowledge gained from a review of qualitative studies of patients’ experiences of chronic low back pain.
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2000–2012
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33
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Meta-ethnography
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4 themes
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SOUZA ET AL. 2011 [50]
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To present information regarding chronic pelvic pain and analyse the contribution of such studies to improving treatment.
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1995–2010
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7
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NK
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3 themes
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TOYE ET AL. 2013 [9]
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To systematically review and integrate the findings of qualitative research to increase understanding of patients’ experiences of chronic non-malignant musculoskeletal pain.
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To Feb 2012
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77
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Meta-ethnography
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11 themes with line of argument
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TOYE, SEERS & BARKER 2014 [10]
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To systematically review and integrate the findings of qualitative research to increase our understanding of patients’ experiences of chronic pelvic pain.
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To March 2014
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32
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Meta-ethnography
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9 themes with line of argument
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