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[Purpose] To investigate the frequency and degree of decreased work performance due to low back pain among physical therapists in Japan. [Subjects] A total of 378 physical therapists. [Methods] A questionnaire survey was conducted to determine the degree of decrease in work performance due to low back pain, the degree of low back pain, age, years of experience, and sex. [Results] A total of 46.0% of subjects experienced decreased work performance due to low back pain. A significant positive correlation was observed between the degree of decrease in work performance due to low back pain and the degree of low back pain. [Conclusion] These findings indicate that many physical therapists experience decreased work performance due to low back pain.

Decline of Work Performance due to Low Back Pain among Physical Therapists