Exploring new frameworks for movement health, musculoskeletal recovery, and clinical assessment.

White papers provide an opportunity to explore complex healthcare challenges while also introducing new frameworks designed to improve understanding, prevention, and recovery.

In this collection, Dr Jo Abbott presents strategic perspectives drawn from clinical practice, biomechanics, movement science, and systems thinking.

Within each paper, a specific challenge in musculoskeletal health is examined and, in turn, structured approaches are proposed to support clinicians, organisations, and individuals seeking more effective solutions.

Together, these publications aim not only to stimulate discussion but also to share emerging frameworks and contribute to the evolving conversation around movement health and preventative care.

Back Pain Systems™ - A Systems-Based Framework for Movement Recovery and Long-Term Resilience

This white paper introduces the Back Pain Systems™ framework, a systems-based approach supporting recovery from back pain and long-term movement resilience.

To begin with, it examines the growing global burden of back pain and highlights the scale of the challenge. It then identifies key limitations within existing reactive care models.

Subsequently, the paper presents a structured framework integrating movement education, behavioural change, lifestyle guidance, and digital support.

In this context, it explores how preventative movement systems can empower individuals. At the same time, it outlines scalable strategies for healthcare providers, employers, and organisations seeking to reduce musculoskeletal burden.

Ultimately, the paper provides an overview for clinicians, policymakers, and partners interested in the Back Pain Systems™ approach. It also explains how the framework may be applied in practice.


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