Addressing Musculoskeletal Disorders Through Integrated Care: Contributions Of X Ray Technicians, Nutritionists, Laboratory Analysis And Nursing Support
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Integrated care for musculoskeletal disorders, including arthritis, osteoporosis, and back pain, emphasizes collaboration among healthcare professionals to deliver patient-centered, comprehensive care. X-ray technicians conduct diagnostic imaging to identify abnormalities, while nutritionists guide patients on dietary changes to reduce inflammation and support bone health. Laboratory analysis aids in diagnosis and monitoring, informing treatment selection and tracking medication side effects. Nurses provide diverse support in patient education, care coordination, and post-su[1]rgical rehabilitation. Overcoming challenges such as system fragmentation and ensuring patient engagement are crucial for successful integrated care. Utilizing models like the Patient Health Engagement Model and digital health tools can enhance patient involvement and care coordination. By addressing these challenges, integrated care can improve outcomes and patient satisfaction.
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