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Content: Number of treatments, new patients, treating days and non shows seen in the WSC clinics (monthly and yearly). Give you an overview of what is a normal working day for a clinic supervisor in the WSC clinics. Statistics about


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Content:

  • Number of treatments, new patients, treating days and non shows seen in the WSC clinics

(monthly and yearly).

  • Give you an overview of what is a normal working day for a clinic supervisor in the WSC

clinics.

  • Statistics about the patient’s mean age and gender; about the primary pain location and how it

may be related to the occupations dominant activity of the individual.

  • Patient’s pain duration before presenting to the clinics.
  • Different diagnosis reported.
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Clinic monthly statistics Clinic location (Shoshong- March 2016) #s Clinic location (Mahalapye March- 2016) #s Total 2016 Treatments 29 Treatments 71 100 New Patients 3 New Patients 7 10 Number of treating days 4 Number of treating days 10 14 No shows 13 No shows 23 36 Cumulative Clinic statistics Clinic location (Shoshong- 2016) #s Clinic location (Mahalapye 2016). #s Total 2016 Treatments 135 Treatments 201 336 New Patients 17 New Patients 36 53 Number of treating days 16 Number of treating days 27 43 No shows 52 No shows 53 105

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Cumulative Clinic statistics Clinic location (Shoshong- 2015) #s Clinic location (Mahalapye 2015). #s Total 2015 Treatments 1587 Treatments 1632 3219 New Patients 112 New Patients 144 256 Number of treating days 102 Number of treating days 96 198 No shows 626 No shows 676 1302 Year. Mahalapye NP Treatments No shows Days 2011 7 4 1 4 2012 185 1149 271 126 2013 130 1301 369 87 2014 195 1546 588 97 Year. Shoshong NP Treatments No shows Days 2012 82 267 71 27 2013 245 1874 615 128 2014 181 1750 746 118

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One day as a clinic supervisor in a WSC clinic.

  • Maximum of 10-12 treatments and 1-2 new patients.
  • 45min- 1 hour for a new patient, 20 minutes for a treatment and 40 minutes for new complaints
  • r reassessments.
  • Rehabilitation program/ straighten up/ exercises.
  • Data collection and statistics.
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AGE Mahalapye Shoshong Mean 48 52 Minimum 14 Maximum 80 96

Statistics

SEX Mahalapye Shoshong Male 19.88 % 26.02 % Female 80.12 % 73.98 %

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Primary pain location Mahalapye Shoshong Lower back/ pelvis 61.25 % 38.52 % Upper/ mid- back 16.88 % 14.75 % Knee 5.63 % 18.03 % Neck 3.75 % 3.28 %

  • thers

Face/jaw, hip, thigh, lower leg, ankle/foot, shoulder, hand/wrist. Face/jaw, hip, thigh, lower leg, ankle/foot, shoulder, hand/wrist.

Occupation’s dominant activity Mahalapye Shoshong Sitting 37.2 % 19.35 % Standing 27.44 % 25 % Manual labor 14.02 % 27.42 % Walking 3.75 % 3.28 %

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Pain duration Mahalapye Shoshong 1-3 months (< month 0 %) 6.21% (< month 9.02 %) 14.75 % 4-6 months 9.94% 8.20 % 7-12 months 4.35% 8.20 % More than one year 78.88% 59.02 % Nature of pain Mahalapye Shoshong Acute 3.75% 18.18 % Chronic 92.50% 74.38 % Acute on chronic 3.75% 7.44 %

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Specific diagnosis Mahalapye Shoshong Joint dysfunction 63.06 % 57.50 % Discogenic/ discogenic radicular 26.76 % 28.34 % Soft tissue disorder 11.46 % 19.17 % Stenosis radicular 2.55% 0 % Fracture 1.27% 0 % Others

<1% peripheral nerve lesion, cauda equine, rheumatological, spinal cord compression, infection, tumour, organic referred, iatrogenic, autoimmune. <1% peripheral nerve lesion, cauda equine, rheumatological, spinal cord compression, infection, tumour, organic referred, iatrogenic, autoimmune. The specific diagnosis is made by the clinician after analysing the patient´s personal and

  • ccupational details, lifestyle factors, their current health condition, past medical history, family

history, after performing a specific physical examination, and assessing any images that the patients may have.

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Conditions seen in the WSC clinics that were diagnosed and required referral to different medical specialists.

Aortic aneurism Blount’s disease DISH (Spine, knees, feet) Fractured dens TB Kidney infection Idiopathic scoliosis Scoliosis (Lumbar Hemi.) Paget’s RA Stroke secondary to low CD4 Sprengel’s deformity Stenosis DDD DJD Osteoporosis Haemorrhagic ovarian cyst

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  • Raquel Rojo Delgado
  • Clinic Supervisor
  • World Spine Care
  • www.worldspinecare.org
  • raquelrojodelgado@gmail.com
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