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MSK 2030

MSK 2030 — the way forward

MSK 2030 is a five-year ambition with clear goals. It describes what patients can expect, and what patient pathways we are building to support it.

The patient perspective

How patients will meet MSK care in 2030

The ambition is written from the inside, as it looks from the patient's perspective.

High professional standards

I meet highly qualified professionals in the clinic who can assess and diagnose my problem and give me a whole-person plan for both the short and the slightly longer term.

Involvement

I am involved in my own problem and understand how it affects my particular situation and working life, and how I can best contribute to treatment and training myself. When the course of treatment ends, I have the knowledge and tools to prevent a relapse.

A technological solution

I am offered a solution that makes it simple to see and understand my situation and my plan, to follow my symptoms and function in everyday life, and to get concrete exercises, knowledge and tools that support my own effort until the next consultation.

Personal and preventive support

At follow-up consultations I do not have to explain everything that has happened. My clinician starts from my own inputs, and together we continue or update the plan.

Data sharing

I can keep my data in a personal data store and share it with other clinicians, and my whole course of care feels held in one hand.

The organisational perspective

The goals we have set ourselves

Six goals the partners have committed to.

  1. A digital lead

    SPINE takes the lead and shows how the practice sector can adopt systematic digital care support and prescribed patient support.

  2. Supported self-care as the norm

    Digitally supported self-care is an integrated part of selected courses of treatment, with documented improvements in compliance and outcomes over conventional treatment alone.

  3. AI-orchestrated care

    AI supports clinical decisions, patient communication and administration. Implemented in a regulatory sound way, clinically validated and accepted by patients.

  4. Research-driven practice

    Clinical research is integrated into daily practice. Clinics contribute data continuously, and FKB is an internationally leading environment for practice-based research and supported self-care.

  5. Self-sustaining commercial operation

    The ecosystem is carried commercially and funds research, education and further development from its surplus.

  6. International scaling

    The concept, the method and the digital infrastructure are recognised internationally and can scale to health organisations in other countries, with Denmark as the reference.

Programmes

How we realise the vision

The vision is realised through six parallel programmes, each with its own projects.

Programme A — Digital supported self-care

The platform that supports the patient's own effort between consultations and works together with the clinic's record system.

Programme B — Research infrastructure and evidence

The research platform anchored by FKB. Data flows from clinical practice to research in full GDPR and research-ethics compliance.

Programme C — Record system and clinical platform

A modern, scalable record system for chiropractic practice. The foundation the other programmes build on.

Programme D — AI and clinical decision support

AI support for the consultation and for the patient's course of care, implemented in a regulatory sound way and clinically validated.

Programme E — Professional implementation and education

Technology and research results turned into clinical practice through education, clinic ambassadors and peer learning.

Programme F — International scaling

The Danish ecosystem as an international reference model: dissemination, partnerships and export of method and platform.

The programmes run in parallel and each contains a number of projects. The overview with status and milestones opens once the first programmes are under way.

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Timeline

From today to 2030

  1. Done

    Memorandum of understanding

    A shared frame for goals, roles and collaboration. The steering group is established.

  2. Done

    Framework agreement and first applications

    The agreement with the technology partner falls into place, and the first research applications are submitted.

  3. Next

    First pilot results

    Documented effect from the first pilot clinics in chiropractic practice.

  4. 2027

    Showcase for the Danish Regions

    A combined demonstration of the concept in operation.

  5. 2030

    The vision realised

    Connected MSK care as the norm, from research to clinic to patient.

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