Phase 2 - feasibility of the stratified blended physiotherapy approach
biceps tendinosis, fracture, MSK pain, rupture, shoulder instability, trauma
SYSTEMIC DISEASE, SUBACROMIAL PAIN SYNDROME

Twenty-eight physiotherapists working in primary care were invited to participate in the feasibility study. These physiotherapists were also from the authors’ professional network, and were different to those in the first phase. Physiotherapists were eligible to participate if they treated at least four new patients with neck and/or shoulder complaints per month.
Patients with sufficient mastery of the Dutch language were eligible for participation if they had experience of subacromial pain syndrome, biceps tendinosis, shoulder instability or non-specific MSK pain of the neck and/or shoulder (not caused by acute trauma (fracture or rupture) or by systemic disease) [