Active Care

Uses

Benefits

Preparation

Comparisons

Highlighted claims

• Passive intervention should not be the entire plan after manipulation. — Shoulder Abduction, Adjustments, and Active Care
• The clinician is framed as a guide rather than a fixer. — Shoulder Abduction, Adjustments, and Active Care
• Long-term care should include exercise, movement variability, conditioning, or lifestyle guidance. — Shoulder Abduction, Adjustments, and Active Care
• Manual care can create a short-term window for less painful movement practice. — Shoulder Abduction, Adjustments, and Active Care
• Patients should be told from the start that care is collaborative and depends partly on home work and response. — Shoulder Abduction, Adjustments, and Active Care
• Active care acceptance improves when recommended behaviors are tied to patient goals. — Shoulder Abduction, Adjustments, and Active Care
• The preferred model guides patients toward behaviors and movement strategies that reduce reliance on the healthcare system. — Shoulder Abduction, Adjustments, and Active Care
• Passive care can be used when appropriate, especially when a patient initially cannot tolerate much else. — Shoulder Abduction, Adjustments, and Active Care