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Abstract
This study was conducted to determine the real responses of women with low back dysfunction to non clinical services all over the hospitals and institutes included in the study, and how they rated the domains of responsiveness from their point of view; such as: which domain was the most important and which domain is the least important, and what is the rate for each domain on a 0 - 10 scale where 0 was not important at all while 10 was the most important to these women in physical therapy departments in general organization for teaching hospitals and Institutes. 412 women with low back dysfunction, varying in age and educational level while all of urban areas in residence, were selected from physical therapy departments in National institute for neuromotor system; El Sahel, Elmataria, Ahmed Maher, and Elgalaa teaching hospitals; and National Institute for Nutrition. A developed questionnaire and modulated to be suitable for asking about the responsiveness of ambulatory care visits in physical therapy departments was used. Analysis: Frequency and percentage had been used to describe the entire data outcomes, while mean of highest responses in percent to questions B13, B24, B34, B43, B53, B63, and B73 was used to rank the total responsiveness between the hospitals and institutes of the study as descriptive statistics. Kruskal wallis test had been used to evaluate and compare between the responsiveness domains (for selected questions because of the large entire data outcomes) in each age group and category of education; because of the data are non parametric; as analytical statistics: The selected questions from section 2B3 were the previously mentioned, as well as all the questions of sections C and D