Clinician training models for HeLP (A Healthy Lifestyle program for Pain) to support older people with musculoskeletal conditions and comorbid chronic disease risks

Eligible and consenting physiotherapists will be provided one of two training models to inform a larger-scale implementation strategy for capacity building of community clinicians. Both models will be completed within four weeks of baseline data collection. The intervention is an Individual self-paced training model (approx duration 2 hours). Participants will be provided with access to an online dashboard/folder containing all the training modules. The modules/resources are currently under development for this study. The individual self-paced training model includes: - Clinician education about HeLP, which will provide clinicians with theoretical knowledge of the relationship between musculoskeletal conditions, pain, falls, and chronic disease risks. - Behaviour change communication skills training, based on Healthy Conversation Skills - Audit and feedback of HeLP delivery for clinicians 2-4 weeks post-training - Resource- HeLP booklet (for patients) - Resource- Behaviour change skills infographic - Access to HeLP mentor for six months. The HeLP mentor is a HeLP-trained clinician (physiotherapist or chiropractor) with over 10 years of clinical experience. A number of strategies will be used to assess/monitor adherence to the intervention (e.g., fidelity checklists, training completion status), see outcomes for further details.