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Is tailored treatment superior to nontailored treatment for pain and disability in women with non-specific neck pain? A randomized controlled trial

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The evidence for the effect of treatments of neck pain is modest. In the absence of causal treatments, a possibility is to tailor the treatment to the individuals’ functional limitations and symptoms. The aim was to evaluate treatment effects of a tailored treatment versus a non-tailored treatment. |

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