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A survey of current practice of the physiotherapy management of patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (continued)

Physiotherapy provision as part of the conservative management of AIS:
6. What is the source of referrals to physiotherapy for patients with AIS? Please indicate the proportion of referrals that come from each source.
9. Which of the following methods are used to monitor the progress of each patient’s condition? Please indicate the proportion of patients for which each method is used.
 
11. Please indicate which factors you think are taken into consideration when the decision is made to use bracing or not (tick all that apply)
 
13. What type of brace(s) does your department use? (tick all that apply)
 
When are patients referred to physiotherapy for conservative management?
15. Please indicate what proportion of AIS cases would fall into each category.
16. In what proportion of AIS cases do you think physiotherapy and exercise can limit curve progression?
17. In what proportion of AIS cases do you think physiotherapy and exercise can reverse curve progression?
18. In what proportion of cases would you use the following physiotherapy treatments in conservative management of patients with AIS:
19. Do you use any of the following specialist scoliosis approaches or derivatives (tick all that apply)
20. Have you received training in any of these methods or others related to AIS (required)
23. In what proportion of cases would you use the following physiotherapy treatment formats as part of conservative management of patients with AIS?
Involvement in research
24. Are you currrently involved in any research for AIS
25. Would you be happy for you patients to be involved in an RCT that randomised them to exercises or watchful waiting? (required)
26. Are you interested in your patients participating in this RCT if it were to be conducted
27. If applicable would you be happy for your private patients to be involved in this RCT?
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