Table 2 Inclusion and exclusion criteria used during screening for the population (musculoskeletal injury), concept (resilience) and context (movement-evoked pain or function) examined in the scoping review
| Â | Inclusion | Exclusion |
|---|---|---|
Population | • Adults (>18 years). • Examples for inclusion may include lower back pain, muscle strains, ligament tears, whiplash, knee osteoarthritis and fractures. | • Children or adolescents. • Caregivers of a person with an injury/disability. • Animals. • Conditions/disabilities characteristics of secondary musculoskeletal impairments that originated from systemic illness or inflammation (i.e.; post-polio syndrome, inflammatory arthritis). • Injuries to a body system other than the musculoskeletal system, such as the vascular system (i.e.; amputation due to diabetes) and central nervous system (i.e.; spinal cord injury, cerebrovascular accident, multiple sclerosis, complex regional pain syndrome). • • Cancer, pregnancy, polio. |
Concept | • Validated assessment/outcome measure to examine of any type of resilience for human individuals (i.e.: physical resilience, psychological resilience or pain resilience). | • Resilience of an individual cell or system. • Resilience of a community. • Resilience of a caregiver. • Papers which examine single risk or protective factors which may be reflective of resilience (i.e.: self-efficacy). |
Context | • Validated assessments/outcome measures which examine a movement-based task, dynamic movement or a functional task. • Validated assessments/outcomes which require a person to reflect on their function or disability. | • Surveys and questionnaires which do not examine function or movement (i.e.: satisfaction scale). |
Other | • English language. • Full text. | • Non-English. • Full text unavailable. |