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Evaluation / Intervention

Diagnose tissue irritability/tolerance to physical stress

Part 1 - Screening for Impairments: Physical examination to rule-out or rule-in the most relevant condition(s) and the most relevant physical impairments.

Part 2 - Screening for Red Flags: Perform physical examination to rule-out or rule-in the subgroup classification(s) and reduce/increase index of suspicion for presence of a medical or surgical condition.

Rule in/out relevant conditions or impairments

Co-determine with the client the most relevant physical impairment(s) to address at this point in time and mutual agreement regarding optimal strategies to implement.

Diagnose most relevant impairments and set strategies

Part 1: Client and clinician mutually agree on treatment priorities and optimal strategies at each stage, and in order of sequence, then initiate implementation with ongoing mutual reassessment of the progress and modification of the intervention based upon the emerging data.

Part 2: Evaluate urgency and initiate appropriate action for medical or surgical conditions that can mimic common head, neck, shoulder, and thorax musculoskeletal condition.

Set treatment priorities and implement with ongoing review

Part 1: Understand the patient’s symptom-related experience and form initial impression of subgroup classification.

Part 2: Screen for medical or surgical conditions that can mimic common musculoskeletal conditions.

Part 1: Patient-reported experiences and initial observations.

Part 2: Screen for red flag medical or surgical conditions that can mimic common musculoskeletal conditions.

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