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At a six-month follow-up, patients from the intervention
group were less likely to use bed rest, and more likely to
stretch or walk to treat their LBP than the control group,
and after 12 months, 68.4 percent of patients from the intervention
group had returned to work, as opposed to 56.4 percent of
patients from the control group. Researchers concluded that
encouraging patients to resume physical activity soon after
the onset of LBP, as well as offering further guidance and
support during the examination process, reduces the number
of sick days taken in association with the pain. 
