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Effectiveness of an artificial intelligence-based self-management intervention to support sick-listed individuals with musculoskeletal disorders in Norway: rationale and protocol for the SmaRTWork randomised controlled trial

Por: Aasdahl · L. · Bach · K. · Nilsen · T. I. L. · Ottersen · S. G. · Klevanger · N. E. · Eder · C. · Overas · C. K. · Granviken · F. · Debik · J. · Lervik · L. C. N. · Fossen · H. · Bones · A. F. · Gismervik · S. · Hara · K. W. · Mork · P. J.
Introduction

Long-term sickness absence represents a major public health challenge with far-reaching consequences for both individuals and society. Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are among the leading causes of sickness absence. Although mobile apps show promise for supporting self-management of MSDs, high-quality evidence remains limited, and outcomes related to work participation are rarely examined. This trial aims to evaluate whether an individually tailored, app-based self-management intervention (SmaRTWork), provided in addition to usual care, improves return-to-work compared with usual care alone among individuals on sick leave due to MSDs.

Methods and analysis

We will conduct a randomised controlled trial with two parallel arms: 1) SmaRTWork in addition to usual care and 2) usual care alone. Individuals 20–59 years old who have been sick-listed for

Ethics and dissemination

The trial is approved by the Committees for Clinical Trials of Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices (Ref. 563919). Results will be published in peer-reviewed journals and presented at national and international conferences.

Trial registration

NCT07034040.

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