Until now offering One-To-One recommendations for self-management of low back pain has been time consuming and resource intensive. SelfBack is changing this. according to NICE SelfBack has the best clinical evidence and is available today to support your patients.
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NICE has conducted an assessment of nine digital technologies designed for managing non-specific low back pain (LBP). This evaluation encompassed technologies providing physical, psychological, or both types of LBP management. Among the assessed technologies is selfBACK, developed by the SelfBack Consortium.
Read HereSelfBack was DTAC approved on 30/08/2024
Overall outcome: Pass
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SelfBack's NICE approved, D-TAC and ORCHA compliant self-management app supports NHS efforts to reduce patient waiting times by providing a proven, effective, self-management solution for patients with back pain. By empowering patients and their carers we help alleviate pressure on NHS services, enabling faster recovery and a sustainable return to work, easing the load on healthcare professionals.
Our clinically proven platform provides NHS doctors with an effective, scalable tool to support better patient outcomes. By delivering reliable digital health solutions, we help strengthen the UK’s position as a hub for healthcare innovation and improvement.
Access expert-curated content for reliable patient self-management, aligning with NHS evidence-based self-management principles.
Reduction in average pain
Better self-management of pain
Reduction in maximum pain
Through collaboration, SelfBack lightens the workload for NHS staff, giving them more time to focus on patient care. By enabling more efficient management of back pain, we help create opportunities for training, development, and growth across the NHS workforce.
SelfBack offers a sustainable return-to-work solution by providing scientific recommendations, promoting user engagement, and enabling the long-term management of back pain. Its digital nature enhances accessibility for the user and progress reports for the employer, making it an effective tool for maintaining employment for those affected by lower back pain.
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