Musculoskeletal core capabilities
The capabilities within this framework are applicable to all health professionals with a role as a first point of contact for adults presenting with undiagnosed MSK conditions. They are relevant to different types of service provision and settings. This includes but is not limited to: primary care, community care and occupational health.
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