osteoarthritis

For osteoarthritis and other joint pain, condition-specific pathways reorganize referrals, triage, and supported self-management to target timely musculoskeletal rehabilitation. The key finding is a shift in delivery culture that rebalances first-contact ac...

Among people with osteoarthritis and other joint pain, pivoting from generic MSK classes to condition-specific, patient-centered rehabilitation appears to work through targeted education, function-focused exercise, and self-efficacy building. The key signal...

In osteoarthritis and other musculoskeletal joint pain, condition-specific rehabilitation emphasizes stratified triage, goal-oriented exercise, and coordinated follow-up. A service evaluation reported coherent pathway sequencing and acceptable experience fo...

For people with new or existing joint pain, condition-specific rehabilitation pathways prioritize early triage, safe loading, and coordinated referrals. Emphasis on mechanisms such as graded activity, self-management, and flare management aligns with risk-b...

Condition-specific pathways in musculoskeletal rehabilitation reorganize triage, delivery, and follow-up to better match needs in osteoarthritis and other joint pain. By blending rapid screening, tailored exercise, and supported self-management, the model e...