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6 Introduction and background Health Education England and NHS England commissioned the development of this Musculoskeletal (MSK) core capabilities framework in order to support the improvement of services, placing skilled MSK
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www.csp.org.ukcompetencies outlined in relevant competency frameworks. This means physiotherapists managing people with undifferentiated and undiagnosed MSK conditions (such as in first contact roles) adhering to stage 1 of the core competencies outlined in the MSK Core Competencies Framework for First Point of Contact Practitioners or similar.
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