Maria Reinius, Lina Al-Adili, Inka Helispää Rodriguez, Terese Stenfors, Mats Brommels
Assessing the perceived value of a user-led educational intervention to support recovery in a Swedish psychiatric organization: A qualitative case study
Health expectations : an international journal of public participation in health care and health policy
align current best practices manual therapists refined treatment options include exercise pain education people chronic musculoskeletal pain commentary suggest manual therapists also add telehealth toolbox thus aim discuss use telehealth manual therapists caring patients musculoskeletal disorders telehealth delivered patient different modes realtime clinical contact asynchronously platforms vary websites smartphone apps virtual reality systems telehealth may effective approach especially improving pain function people musculoskeletal pain potential reduce individual socioeconomic burden musculoskeletal conditions however certainty evidence reported systematic reviews often low factors convenience flexibility undivided attention clinician userfriendly platforms goal setting use evidencebased information enablers telehealth use improving patients knowledge selfefficacy selfmanagement barriers widening use telehealth musculoskeletal care include reliability technology data privacy issues difficult build therapeutic alliance onesizefitsall approaches digital health literacy payment models suggest practitioners manual medicine make telehealth part clinical toolbox makes sense evidence beneficial people seek care