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Area of Science:

  • Orthopedics
  • Sports Medicine
  • Physical Therapy

Background:

  • Shoulder pain is a prevalent condition impacting daily function.
  • Physiotherapy, particularly active exercise, shows promise but lacks standardized treatment guidelines.
  • Limited data exists to guide the optimal assessment and treatment of shoulder pain.

Framework:

  • A consensus-driven clinical reasoning algorithm was developed for local shoulder pain.
  • The algorithm emphasizes assessment findings over structural pathology for treatment decisions.
  • Active exercise therapy is highlighted as the primary treatment modality.

Implementation:

  • The algorithm guides assessment and treatment for specific shoulder pain presentations.
  • It stresses regular re-assessment to address all contributing clinical features.
  • Guiding principles for exercise therapy include limited exercises, proper coordination, and pain-free progression.

Implications:

  • This algorithm can foster a standardized approach to physiotherapy for shoulder pain.
  • It aims to contribute to international agreement on best practices.
  • Implementation may lead to more consistent and effective patient outcomes.