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Introduction to SelfBack

Ken Garner
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Hi everyone, my name is Ken Garner and I'm the UK & Ireland country manager for Denmark based SelfBack (selfback.dk)
I'm based at their UK office at Keele Universities Medtech unit.
We have a NICE approved, CE marked, D-TAC and ORCHA compliant back pain monitoring and management platform which is currently available in 10 languages across Europe.
We have had some great published results already in the NHS.
We're interested in exploring both the public and private sector Occupational Health markets either directly or with partners.
You can reach me at:
[email protected]
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ken-garner-a1317446/
Mobile (+44) 7491 281 232

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    Welcome to the forum, Ken! 👋 The NHS results sound promising. Are you currently looking for Occupational Health partners, or looking to work directly with employers?

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    Welcome Ken! Hope you enjoy your time here! Backpain is a real nightmare I suffer with after a car accident - nice to see it being someones focus!

    User number 1 - in 5 years this will hopefully mean something

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    On 21/09/2026 at 08:53, Duane said:

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    Hi Duane, In Scandinavia and other parts or Europe we work extensively with insurers as the health care systems there are mixed private/public funding.
    In the UK we work directly in a number of vertical markets where Occupational Health mandates annual check ups such as airlines, rail, emergency services, military and the NHS. We are currently exploring other channels-to-market and OH partners are on our radar.
    Cheers
    Ken
    [email protected]

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    Hi James,

    Many thanks for your message, sorry to hear about your car accident and the resulting back pain.
    Happy to provide you with a free copy of SelfBack.
    12 months, fully supported etc.
    Cheers
    Ken
    [email protected]

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