Samenvatting

onic low back pain is one of the most common health problems worldwide. Between 60% and 90% of the people in the entire world will at some point in their lives experience low back pain. In order to tackle this disorder, innovative programmes are needed. A Multidisciplinary (MD) and an Interdisciplinary (IP) approach are among the most innovative and up to date options. The purpose of this narrative review is to find out the effectiveness of an IP and a MD approach on pain and kinesiophobia of chronic low back pain patients. A literature search was conducted in April 2016. Nine articles (all published after 2010) were included in this narrative review. An IP and a MD approach seem to be effective in reducing the pain perception of chronic LBP patients. Moreover, a MD approach seems to be effective in reducing the kinesiophobia aspect. No literature was found on the effects of an IP approach on the kinesiophobia aspect. Further research is needed to validate the findings.