Musculoskeletal (MSK) practitioners in primary care: an evaluation of a MSK core capabilities framework and review process

Locke, Rachel; Wilkinson, Emma; Collier, Richard; Harden, Beverley

doi:10.1080/14739879.2019.1687016

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“…This highlights the need to prioritise MSK disorders and increase the core competency of medical practitioners to develop better tools to help and reassure their patients, with increasing numbers of cases. 5–8 …”

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“Self-Healing”: A Novel and Integrated Multimodal Concept for the Management of Musculoskeletal Pain

Mobasheri¹

2022

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Background and Objective Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions, particularly low back pain and osteoarthritis, are a leading cause of disability worldwide. The number of people with MSK conditions is set to increase over the coming decades highlighting the need for better tools for both patients and medical practitioners. A recent paper by McSwan, Gudin and co-authors introduces the concept of the innate ability of the body to “self-heal” through five body networks, whilst being optimized by integrative multi-modal medicine and natural remedies ranging from the physical to psychological, that are starting to be incorporated into clinical management and treatment guidelines. Conclusion “Self-Healing” is a new concept for MSK pain management and reinforces the potential for integrating multi-modal medicine into current care through open dialogue between patients and healthcare providers.

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