Designing Prehabilitation programs for spinal surgery - a qualitative study exploring patient perceptions of spinal surgery prehabilitation programs.

A qualitative study published in Musculoskeletal Science & Practice investigated how patients perceive prehabilitation programs designed for spinal surgery, gathering insights to inform better program design. Findings highlight patient perspectives on barriers, motivators, and preferences that should shape pre-surgical physical therapy interventions. This research offers practical guidance for clinicians developing prehabilitation protocols aimed at optimizing surgical outcomes for spinal patients.

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